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2. Complete our simple forms
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At 99p Company Formations, we provide simple solutions to help you set up, manage, and maintain your UK limited company without unnecessary complexity or inflated costs.
Company Formation
Register your limited company for just 99p + the Companies House fee.
Confirmation Statement
We conduct confirmation statement filing, submitted on your behalf for £29.99.
Registered Office Address
Keep your home address off the public register with a dedicated office address.
Company Amendments
Update directors, shareholders, addresses, and more with our assistance.
Dormant Company Services
Stay compliant even if you’re not trading with Companies House and “Nil” accounts filed to HMRC.
Companies House ID Verification
We help you complete mandatory identity verification for directors and PSCs.
What you need to form a company
You don’t need to be an expert to register a limited company, but you do need to prepare the right information. 99p Company Formations guides you through each step and ensures everything is submitted correctly, but before we can act on your behalf, you will need:
- A unique company name
- A registered office address (UK based)
- Director details (name, date of birth, nationality, service address)
- Shareholder or guarantor details
- Share structure (for companies limited by shares)
- People with Significant Control (PSC) information
- SIC code (your company’s business activity)
Need to change business details on Companies House?
As your business grows, it’s normal for company details to change. Directors come and go, addresses are updated, shareholdings evolve, and sometimes your business direction changes entirely. Companies House requires many of these updates to be reported promptly to keep your company compliant and your public record accurate.
Straightforward updates, handled for you
We make updating your company information straightforward without the need to navigate multiple forms or filing deadlines yourself.
Looking for business formation advice?
Read practical guides and clear answers in our blog.
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Quick answers about forming and running a UK limited company.
- An annual confirmation statement
- Dormant company accounts
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Read moreA few words on forming a Limited Company from our partners at Walton Accountancy
- A Limited company is a legal entity. It can make its own financial commitments and pays tax on its profits. A director’s or shareholder’s personal liability is limited to the value of the shares that they own.
- A Limited company presents a more professional image to your customers, and once registered, your sole right to use that company name is protected in law.
- Agencies and contractors usually insist that their sub-contractors operate as a Limited company, or through an umbrella company.
- A Limited company can operate a small payroll for the director(s). This way, a full class 1 national insurance contribution record can be maintained.
- Directors are paid through a combination of salary and dividends and are not considered self-employed. They are employees of their own Limited Company.
- Being the director of a Limited company carries responsibilities and obligations. Accounts must be filed at Companies House (public record) and HMRC, and the costs of compliance are higher than those for a sole trader.
In order to meet your obligations as a director and to ensure your limited company is operating tax efficiently, we would always recommend engaging with an accountant when your company starts to trade. We offer a full range of accountancy services from limited company accounts and payroll/VAT registrations, to business advice and tax planning. All our services are inclusive of free unlimited support and advice. For more details, please visit our website on www.waltonaccountancy.co.uk or call us on 02392 593917.
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