What Is a Registered Office Address in the UK – Video
In this video, we explain exactly what a registered office address is, the legal requirements every company must meet, and the practical choice between a home address and a commercial […]
Virtual Office Address – What Is It and Do You Need One?
A virtual office address lets your business use a professional address as its official location even though you are not physically based there. If the address is in a well-known
What is a Director Service Address?
Director service addresses provide a secure and reliable location where statutory correspondence can be sent by an official body (e.g. by HMRC or Companies House), and received and actioned by
How to Remove Your Home Address from the Companies House Register
Many business owners initially use their home address as the registered office address for the company that they have incorporated, not realising that it therefore appears in the online public
What is a Company Correspondence Address?
Setting up a company and registering appointees with Companies House (the registrar of companies in the UK) involves provide different types of address, one of which is a ‘‘correspondence address’’.
How to Protect Your Personal Information on the Companies House Register
When it comes to corporate transparency in the UK, anyone who runs a company is required to provide certain personal information to Companies House. This personal information is placed on
How to Report a Company Misusing Your Personal Information
Imagine finding out that you are a director of a company of which you have never heard. Although that may seem unlikely, the reality is that Companies House (the registrar
Company Addresses Explained – Video
This video explains the main types of company address services in the United Kingdom and what each one is used for. We cover the differences between a registered office address,
What is a Registered Office Address?
A company registered office address is a physical address used for correspondence that must be provided to Companies House when setting up a limited company or limited liability partnership (LLP)