What are the types of companies that can be registered in the UK?

The main types of UK company registration are as follows.

1. Register as a UK 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. Register the UK 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. Register a UK Private Sponsor****.

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. Generally applicable to clubs. Association. Societies. charities and other institutions.

4. Register a British wireless company.

British Wireless is a British partner company that is relatively simple but not flexible enough. Wireless UK is primarily a loan union. Investment companies. It is only used by companies with very little debt, such as family real estate companies.

The capital of a British wireless company can be divided into shares. Members of the company can give their shares or shares to the company after retirement. The company's finances are not public, but the number of partners is limited to 20 and the partners are subject to unlimited liability.

The British Poet Wireless Company is not bound by the responsibilities and obligations of its members.

Considerations for registering a UK company.

1. Place of registration. The above procedure applies to companies with a registered office location in England or Wales. If the company is incorporated in Scotland and Northern Ireland.

Local registration is required. Scotland is very close to the regulations of Antarctic Wales in the United Kingdom. The regulations in Northern Ireland are largely the same, but there are still quite a few differences, and it is advisable to consult an expert.

2. Company and business names. The choice of company name is subject to the relevant regulations. If you do not allow to register under the same name as the registered company. Implicit with royalty. **Related words are restricted.

3. Other types of registered companies. Partner, Limited Partnership. Limited Liability Partnership. Joint Ventures. Independent businessmen, etc.

There is no minimum share capital limit for the establishment of a private ****, there is no minimum number of shareholders or directors, the shareholders or directors can be individuals or companies, and there are no restrictions on the nationality and domicile of the shareholders or directors. A company is only required to appoint a director and a secretary (or a company) to the Registrar of Companies"UK Registrar of Companies"Submit the Memorandum of Association, Articles of Association, names of directors and secretaries and addresses in the UK and other company formation documents, with a registered capital of more than a few tens of pounds and pay a company registration fee of 20 pounds. "UK Registrar of Companies"Usually, after receiving all the information, the company will be issued after review.

Once registered, the enterprise can engage in ** activities (including import and export business).

1) Shareholders of the company: at least one ** east.

Shareholders can be individuals or other ****, and there is no nationality restriction, all shareholders must be at least 18 years old;

2) Company director: At least one director, the director can be a person of any nationality.

All information submitted to the Registrar of Companies, including information on the company's shareholders and directors, is open and available for public inspection.

3) Company name: The choice of a UK company name is restricted by relevant regulations, that is, it is not allowed to use the same name as the registered company for registration, and words that imply association with royal and ** will also be restricted.

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

limited, not to"Trust companies"、"Banks"or other words that are considered to have similar meanings, unless the companies are licensed in the UK.

4) Registered capital: the registered capital is at least 1 pound, and the maximum 1 million pounds can be provided, and the registered capital does not need to be actually in place, if the capital exceeds 1 million pounds, it must pay a stamp duty of 1/1000;

5) Company Secretary: According to the provisions of the UK company law, each UK **** must have a company secretary, who must be a resident of the UK and be responsible for handling local legal documents;

What are the requirements to apply for a UK company? 1. More than one shareholder or director; (Nationality is not limited) 2. All shareholders must be at least 18 years old 3. The registered capital is at least 1 pound, and it does not need to be actually in place; (If the capital exceeds £1,000,000, a stamp duty of 5/1,000 is payable). 4. Provide a registered address in the UK; 5. Provide a British legal secretary.

Types of registered UK companies (the law provides for four types of companies) 1. Private limited liability company: the liability of the members is determined by the number of shares they hold;

2. Private limited liability company 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 company: 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**.

For many Chinese enterprises, the more common type is a joint-stock limited liability company, which is divided into two forms, namely private **** and listed company. Many will choose the form of private ****. There are two ways in which an overseas company can set up a joint stock limited liability company in the UK:

A wholly owned subsidiary (100% owned by the overseas parent company) or a joint venture (where the shares are jointly owned by different participants).

There are several main types of UK company registration:

1. Private joint-stock limited liability company.

British private shares **** refers to the responsibility of the members determined by the number of shares they hold, is a more common form of ** type of company, has a registered share capital but can not sell it to the public, can not issue shares to the public, simply put, can not be listed, for enterprises that want to use overseas listing, this type of enterprise is not recommended to register.

2. Private guarantee limited liability company.

This type of UK company does not have a registered share capital, the members of the company act as guarantors rather than shareholders, and the responsibilities of the members are determined by the amount of contributions they promise to contribute to the company's assets.

3. Private unlimited liability companies: There is no limit to the liability of the members of this type of company.

4. Listed companies: The company's ** is offered to the public, and only listed companies can be offered to the public**.