When you set up a limited company, you need to provide Companies House with a registered office address. This must be a real physical address, where paperwork can be delivered, and not a PO box.
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Each year, all UK registered companies are required by law to complete and submit an Annual Return to Companies House. This form provides a snapshot of relevant company information at the time of submission.
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Companies House, an executive agency of the Department of Business Innovation and Skills (BIS), is tasked with incorporating and dissolving the UK’s limited companies, capturing and storing information related to these companies, and making this information available to the public.
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When you are choosing a name for your limited company, you need to be aware of a number of naming restrictions which apply, to prevent the use of misleading, or ‘sensitive’ terms being used.
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Choosing a company name is an important step in the incorporation process. Naming restrictions aside, your company name will form part of your business identity and branding, so it is worth spending some time considering your options.
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