Separate finances
The company owns its assets and enters contracts in its own name.
Launch a UK private limited company with support for incorporation, registered-office arrangements, and the practical steps that follow.

Organize your company name, share structure, and incorporation.
Arrange a registered office and mail-handling options.
Understand your accounts, confirmation statement, and tax next steps.
A UK private company limited by shares is legally separate from its owners. Shareholders’ liability is normally limited to amounts unpaid on their shares.
Official guidance ↗The company owns its assets and enters contracts in its own name.
Shares record who owns the company and support future ownership changes.
Create a registered UK entity for business activity, subject to licenses, tax, and provider requirements.
Your final quote confirms the services included, government fees, processing estimates, and renewal costs.
Share where you live, what your company will do, and how soon you want to start. We’ll help you understand the options.
Request your quoteShare your company name, ownership details, and preferred jurisdiction.
Your documents are checked and submitted to the relevant authority.
Receive your company documents and the agreed EIN, address, and banking support.
Get help with your next steps, renewal dates, and ongoing company administration.
Services and delivery depend on your selected package.
Directors remain responsible for the company’s records, accounts, confirmation statements, and tax requirements. We help organize your administration and connect you with appropriate professional support.
Start with your preferred company name, business activity, ownership details, and intended jurisdiction. We will explain any identity and address documents needed during onboarding.
Your written quote should separate the agreed service scope, government fees, optional services, and recurring renewals. Ask our team to confirm the full first-year and renewal costs.
Tell us what you’re building. We’ll help you take the first step.