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INFORMATION
COMPANY INCORPORATION
(EUROPEAN COMMUNITY)
Type - British - Private Limited Companies / Public
Limited Companies
The EU offers frontier free commerce for all European
companies. They have the same rights of access in all
other member states as with domestic companies. We can
help with the creation of a British company for commerce
in the UK or adapted for commerce in another member
state.
USE A BRITISH COMPANY FOR COMMERCE IN AND FROM THE UK TO
OTHER EU MEMBER STATES
(All in price......GBP 380.00 including 1 year UK
registered office address)
For certain activities (inter-community) a company may
operate from the UK with certain advantages:
- Corporation tax 20% on profits
up to £300,000.00;
- The profit (net of tax) is
entirely available for distribution as dividend -
with certain provisos;
- Directors salaries taxable
between 0% and 22% on average;
- It is possible to operate with
or without a UK VAT number (where turnover is
less than GBP 65,000 / year).
COMMERCIALISATION IN ANOTHER MEMBER
STATE
(All in price......GBP 580.00 including 1 year UK
registered office address)
All companies created by us can operate in other member
states by registering a local branch, for example in
France or Belgium which will conform with local
legislation. We supply legalised copies (with an
Apostile) of the incorporation documents and minutes of
meetings. The company can then operate as a domestic
company in the country where the branch is registered.
You choose the authorised capital of the company and the
amount of the authorised capital that has been issued. No
capital need paid into a blocked bank account and no
British activity is necessary. Civil liability is limited
to the value of subscribed capital only, not the
authorised capital which may be greater.
(ANNUAL FILING REQUIRMENTS AND
ACCOUNTING
The following documents represent the minimum annual
filing requirement for a United Kingdom Private Limited
Company:-
1. Form 363s ANNUEL RETURN. Due upon each aniversary of
the company's incorporation date. The form (containing
updated company information) must be delivered to the
Companies Registry by the due date accompanied by the
filing fee.
2. Forms P35, P11, P14/P60. Declarations of revenues paid
to directors and employees must be declared to the INLAND
REVENUE by 19th May of each year.
3. The annual accounts of the company (usually a
directors report, profit and loss account, balance sheet
etc.) must be filed with the Companies Registry within 7
calender months of the closure date of the previous
accounting period (subject to a maximum of 19 months from
the start date).
4. Form CT600. Corporation Tax Return (accompanied by the
accounts mentionned in point 3) to be filed with the
INLAND REVEUNE normally within 9 months of the closure of
the accounting period (subject to a maximum of 21 months
from the start date).
Note(i) In most circumstances fines are applicable where
documents are not filed by the due dates.
Note(ii) The company accounts requirements vary with the
size of the company. Small companies are permitted to
submit unaudited accounts and in certain circumstances
abbreviated accounts. Always seek professional advice.)
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