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in the United Kingdom
Everything you need to establish your business in the UK. Incorporate, file taxes, and stay automatically compliant. We’ll guide you every step of the way.
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benefits
Why choose Commenda for your company expansion in the UK
Register from anywhere in the world
Incorporate your business from anywhere in the world through our digital-first process.
Access local tax and legal expertise
We offer flexible and recurring options with best-in-class local accountants and experienced lawyers available on demand.
Stay compliant, automatically
We help automate filings and compliance tasks, keeping your business up to date with GST, corporate tax, and everything in between.
entity types
Choose the right business structure for your company
Pvt Ltd Company (Ltd)
- Shareholders’ liability is limited to their share capital investment.
- Clear share structure supports raising capital from investors.
- Perpetual existence, independent of ownership changes.
- Well-recognized by financial institutions and customers.
- Moderate corporate tax rates, with potential reliefs for R&D and other incentives.
- Must file annual accounts and a confirmation statement with Companies House.
- Directors have statutory duties and must adhere to UK company law.
- Any dividends paid to shareholders are subject to individual taxation.
- Shares cannot be publicly traded unless the company restructures as a public limited company (PLC).
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Logan Jackonis
Head of Services and Operations
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Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, foreigners can own 100% of a UK limited company.
Usually 24-48 hours.
No, everything can be done remotely.
The corporate tax rate is currently 25%, and VAT applies to businesses exceeding £85,000 in revenue.
No, but a UK address is required for official correspondence.
