Statistics provided by the Companies House, the UK, the official registrant of businesses houses in England, Scotland and Wales, show that 28,072 companies were formed in the United Kingdom in January 2010 and 32,091 companies came into being in February 2010. From small business enterprises to the big industrial brands, all want to make their presence felt in this region. To register a company in the UK, one has to simply contact the Companies House and adhere to the established rules and regulations. Getting in touch via the internet has become the preferred option, rather than visiting in person.
Requisite Paperwork to Register a Company
One could register a company under the Section 10 of the Companies Act, 1985 until October 1, 2009. After this, Section 8 of the Companies Act, 2006, was implemented. Some of the documents that have to be presented before the Registrar of Companies include:
Memorandum of Association: This form must compulsorily have the following information:
Articles of Association: This document establishes the ground rules that would determine the company’s internal affairs management. This document also requires the subscriber’s signature and the attestation of a witness before it is delivered to the Registrar.
Form 10: This specifies the:
Form 12: This is a constitutional declaration of compliance with legal requirements of the company incorporation. The form needs to have the signature of the solicitor who helps in the business incorporation process. Alternatively, it also has to be signed by one director or even the secretary whose name is contained in the form. This document may be signed by any of the following:
Requisite Paperwork to Register a Company
One could register a company under the Section 10 of the Companies Act, 1985 until October 1, 2009. After this, Section 8 of the Companies Act, 2006, was implemented. Some of the documents that have to be presented before the Registrar of Companies include:
Memorandum of Association: This form must compulsorily have the following information:
- Company’s name
- Office address
- Business objectives
Articles of Association: This document establishes the ground rules that would determine the company’s internal affairs management. This document also requires the subscriber’s signature and the attestation of a witness before it is delivered to the Registrar.
Form 10: This specifies the:
- Facts about the first directors, including the director/s names, residential addresses, date of birth, their occupation as well as information of any job profiles they have held in the last five years.
- Information regarding the secretary
- Registered official address
Form 12: This is a constitutional declaration of compliance with legal requirements of the company incorporation. The form needs to have the signature of the solicitor who helps in the business incorporation process. Alternatively, it also has to be signed by one director or even the secretary whose name is contained in the form. This document may be signed by any of the following:
- commissioner for oaths
- a notary public
- a justice of the peace
- a solicitor
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The United Kingdom, one of the most politically stable regions in the world, is a hub of company formations. Company Formation in this region has become quite easy. From small enterprises to big business tycoons, every entrepreneur aims at registering their presence in this region. According to the Registrar of Companies, 28,222 company formations took place in the UK in August 2009. Companies can be formed by contacting the Companies House, either in person or via the Internet.
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