Companies House is the UK registrar of Companies and an executive agency of the UK government department for business, innovation and skills (BIS). To form a company (permitted by the UK Companies Act) you will need to incorporate and register with Companies House. All Limited companies need to file annual financial statements with Companies House.

To form a company with Companies House you will need to file all your documents by post and provide your own memorandum and articles of association which can be costly to produce. Any forms with errors provided to Companies House are posted back to the sender and this delays the process of setting up a company considerably.

Wimpole House Company Formations team have a direct online link with Companies House whereby you can complete an online company registration within 15 minutes. Once you completed the registration and Wimpole House Company Formations team have received all the information they require, we will form a company within just a few hours.

The direct link with Companies House allows us to receive almost instant feedback from Companies House about your company formation if there are any problems or if further supporting evidence is required to incorporate the company. Wimpole House Company Services now also have a company name search which fully incorporates Companies House most recent regulation changes and enables customers to search more reliably and accurately, reducing errors/delays in the process.

Form a company now with our company formation team now. Please follow the link below, if you have any more questions about setting up a company please call our support team on 02075805252 or send us your query.

There are three main ways you can form your limited company. You can form your company directly with Companies House, use an accountant or lawyer or use a company formation agent.

Limited Company Formation

Every limited company formation require shares and shareholder. There must be at least one share issued to any shareholder. You no longer need to have a cap limit on the amount of shares that the company can issue when registering the company and you can appoint yourself as the sole director of the company as the only shareholder. This applies to all limited company formations.

Shares represent ownership of a company and the shareholders of a company can influence who runs the business and are involved in key decisions. The shares issued with every limited company formation can lead to share dividends and company control for every shareholder.

When setting up a company with Wimpole House Company Services, the default allotted shares is 100 each at a value of £1. This default is a simple recommendation by Wimpole House Company Services since it is easily divisible. However you may issue any amount suitable to your situation.

With each limited company formation, Initial shares issued, referred to as subscriber share are often issued at par, whereas shares issued subsequently are often issued for a premium. For more information on shares please visit the businesslink website, which is a great source of information for new company formations, or for any other questions and advice please contact Wimpole House Company Services.

UK Limited Company Formation

Company formations is just the start of making your business a success

After completing your company incorporation, organising the marketing for your business can be crucial to the success of your new company. Creating a marketing strategy will help you identify appropriate markets and customers that you can target (note that this may have been clarified before setting up a company through a business plan to see if your business idea is viable). Implementing the right sales techniques will also help you turn interest from customers in your goods or services into sales.

This article provides you with some of the key marketing factors you may need to think about after company formation.

Firstly you will need to outline your objectives and how you want your marketing to achieve these. You need to know what customers in the industry want and how they think as well as know your competitors and strategies that are already implemented in the market.

The price you charge for your product or service can be a difficult decision. Setting a price too high or low could limit your business growth and affect your cashflow. You need to make sure that the price you set will make your business profitable and you should note where your price stands compared to competitors in the market.

You will need to choose advertising and branding that suits your business, this includes the channel you choose to get your product or service to customers. You need to make your brand better known and use it to reflect the value and strengths of your business.

Using a certain type of media will help you reach and target different customers in the market depending on the good or service you are providing.

Contact us now to talk about your post formations strategy.