setting up a business for limited company in the uk
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Setting up a Business For Limited Company in
The UK - Why is It A Good Choice?
The prospect of forming your own company is one that many people
get excited about. Whether it’s the young entrepreneur looking to
make a big splash in the business world or a retiree looking to make
that craft hobby pay a little income - it’s the same impulse.
When you’re setting up a business for limited company, you could
ask yourself why the UK is such a good choice. It could be simply
geographical; if you’re living and working in the UK then setting up a
business there makes sense.
However, there are some very tangible advantages to UK based
companies. Formation agents like Company Formation Made Simple
are enabling people both in the UK and abroad to make the most of
these advantages.
These advantages include the following:
● Low Fraud - Although fraud is an issue in every country,
the UK has a comparatively low rate of fraud. This is mainly due
to the many stringent checks that are required by banks.
● Funding Eligibility - Businesses in the UK are more
eligible for funding, whether that be government based through
private initiatives. There has been an explosion in British
business recently - and much of that has come from funding
initiatives. There are also many tax breaks and incentives
available for SMEs.
● Start up Hubs - There are many start up hubs in the UK,
most notably London, that make it a vibrant place for a young
business to grow and develop.
Investors often receive tax breaks when investing in business in the
UK too, which means lots of angel investors are looking for the next
British based company to join - as a result many people with bright
ideas head there and make a big pitch.
It’s fair to say that companies formed in the UK carry a higher degree
of legitimacy within the UK economy itself and the world in general.
Economies of emerging nations where regulations aren’t as
rigorously enforced and there are higher instances of fraud are less
appealing to potential investors or business partners - but formation
agents like Company Formation Made Simple assist entrepreneurs in
the administrative procedure of setting up their own company in the
UK