From choosing the right company structure to registering at Companies House — everything you need to start your UK business with confidence.
Starting a business in the UK is an exciting step, and getting the foundations right from day one makes everything that follows easier.
One of the first decisions is choosing the right structure — sole trader, partnership, or limited company. Each has different implications for liability, tax, and administration, and the best choice depends on your plans and appetite for risk.
Registering a limited company at Companies House is straightforward in principle, but decisions about share structure, directors, and governance are easier to get right at the start than to unwind later.
Beyond registration, new businesses need to consider tax registration, bookkeeping, and any regulatory requirements specific to their sector.
Our combined legal and accounting team can help you establish your business on solid footing — and support you as it grows. Get in touch to discuss your plans.
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