What is the scope of business of a registered UK company?

Registered in the UK, there is basically no restriction on the scope of business, which can meet the needs of investors, as long as it is a legal business scope.

Relatively popular business categories: finance and investment, health care, shipping and transportation, import and export**, real estate, construction, decoration design, information technology, clothing and textiles, tourism, telecommunications, cultural publishing, entertainment, etc.

The conditions for registering a UK company are as follows:

Company name: The name must end with "****", such as: limited, co

ltd、co., limited, cannot end with "trust company", "bank" or other words that are considered to have similar meanings unless the company is properly licensed in the UK.

Business scope: The business scope of the British company is legal.

Company director shareholders: The registered UK company must have at least one company shareholder and director, the company's shareholders and directors can be the same person, free nationality, both natural and legal persons, natural persons need to be at least 18 years old, and the UK company must have a company secretary.

It is also relatively easy for a UK business to open a UK account, the UK banking industry is more developed, and your UK company can not only register a local bank account, but also a Hong Kong bank account.

There is basically no restriction on the business scope of UK companies, which can meet the needs of investors, as long as it is a legal business scope.

1.UK Company Name:

The company name must be:"Ending", such as: limited, co,ltd、co., limited。

Note: The UK** has few requirements for registering a UK company name, but it can only be registered in English, and it is generally clearly stated that the use of a UK company name should be avoided is:

related words, such as royal, king, queen, prince, etc.;

Serious words, such as: government, british, britain, etc.;

Terms used in relation to social welfare organizations, e.g. charity, organization, university, etc.

2.Shareholders and directors of UK companies:

Shareholders and directors of a UK company must be at least 18 years of age and have identity documents, and at least one shareholder, the shareholder and the director can be the same person, and can be a natural person or a legal person, with no nationality restrictions.

3.Registered capital of a UK company:

The recommended registered capital for a UK company is £100. The registered capital can be infinitely enlarged (no need to pay stamp duty), and there is no need for actual capital verification in place.

The United Kingdom stipulates that there must be a legal secretary, who can be a natural or legal person. Every company must have a registered address. Available from Dennett if required.

5.Business scope of the UK company:

There are not many restrictions on the scope of business for UK companies. Enterprises can operate any type of business, such as: finance and investment, health care, shipping, import and export**, real estate, construction, decoration design, information network, clothing and textiles, tourism, cultural publishing, etc.

Conditions and procedures for registering a UK company:

1. Determine the name of the company (in English).

UK companies have fewer restrictions on the name of the company, and in the absence of violating the UK company law, the search can only be used if the name is not duplicated.

2. Determine the candidates for directors and shareholders.

To determine the share distribution ratio, a UK company needs at least one or more persons with full legal capacity who are at least 18 years old to serve as a director shareholder.

3. Provide a registered address in the UK.

Generally, it can be provided on behalf of you.

4. Determine the nature of the company's business.

That is, the company's business scope, which needs to be displayed in English.

5. Determine the registered capital of the British company.

Generally £100, £1-1,000,000 without stamp tax.

6. Submit an application for registration.

The conditions for registering a UK company are as follows:

directors and 1 shareholder (can be 1 person at the same time).

Company secretary (served by the company, has been included in the above fees) 3, registered capital: The registered capital of the British company is unlimited, the recommended registered capital of 1000 10000 pounds, more than this registered capital does not need to pay stamp tax, no need to actually verify the capital in place.

1. British private ****.

UK Private Shares**** refers to the responsibilities of the members, which are determined by the number of shares they hold, and this is the most common form of profit-oriented ** company.

To put it simply, the rights and obligations of a shareholder of a British private **** are determined by the shares subscribed by the shareholder. British private ****, which cannot be sold to the public. That is, the British private **** cannot be listed.

2. British public ****.

UK public **** refers to the offering of shares of a company to the public. The public has certain responsibilities and obligations based on their shareholdings. UK public ****, can be publicly issued**. Such companies can go public.

3. British private guarantee****.

A UK private guarantee**** is a guarantee that a member's liability obligations are based on the investment in the company's assets. UK private guarantees**** and cannot issue shares. It is generally applicable to clubs, associations, societies, charities, and other institutions.

4. Registered a British wireless company.

British Wireless is a British partner company that is relatively simple but not flexible enough. Wireless UK is mainly used by companies with very little debt, such as loan unions, investment companies, and family property companies.

There are four types of companies under UK law:

1) Private limited liability company: the liability of the member is determined by the number of shares held by him/her;

2) Private company limited by guarantee: the liability of the members is determined by the amount of their commitment to contribute to the company's assets;

3) Private unlimited liability companies: there is no limit to the liability of the members of the company;

4) Listed companies: The company's ** is offered to the public. Only listed companies may be offered to the public**.

1) Private limited liability company: the liability of the member is determined by the number of shares held by him/her;

2) Private company limited by guarantee: the liability of the members is determined by the amount of their commitment to contribute to the company's assets;

3) Private unlimited liability companies: there is no limit to the liability of the members of the company;

4) Listed companies: The company's ** is offered to the public. Only listed companies may be offered to the public**.

What you need to register a UK company.

1. Information of directors and shareholders: a natural person as a director, but there is no nationality restriction;

2. Registered capital: Note: unlimited, above 1w pounds, no capital verification is required.

3. A copy of the director's or shareholder's body or shield.

4. Proposed name: The company name can only be in English.

Most offshore companies registered in China will consider choosing some tax-free countries, such as the United Kingdom and some archipelago countries.

The UK registration time is relatively fast and the registration cost is low. Therefore, it has become an ideal choice for many customers. The British market system is mature, the degree of economic development is high, and foreign trade has an important impact on the domestic economy!

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