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I have used www.company4less.co.uk a couple of times, their current charge is £20 for a company and you enter your own startup details so no proxies, share transfers or blasted 228a/b to worry about. Found them very quick and easy for a basic Co setup (1-2 dirs, 1 co sec, up to 5 shareholders) but I don't know how they'd perform for anything more complicated.
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Yep. Nixon Williams will do it for free and better than some company formation agents.
I went through Duport (company formation agents) and they formed the company with their names as directors although apparently that isn't necessary anymore.
So now I have to wait as Companies House change over the names etc, so it has ended up taking longer than it should.
Go with Nixon Williams.
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I wish I'd got my accountant to do mine. It would have made a few things easier.
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We do! All new clients get a free Limited company and set up with the Revenue, VAT, bank etc.Originally posted by PondlifeCheck if you accountant will do it for nowt.
Alan
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Nixon Williams do it for freeOriginally posted by Sockpuppet
Not bloody and likley come to mind. At least with mine anyway.
EDIT: on condition that yuo stick with them for at least 1 year
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Originally posted by PondlifeCheck if you accountant will do it for nowt.
Not bloody and likley come to mind. At least with mine anyway.
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They look a fairly respectable outfit, I was leaning towards them anyway. So ,assuming you had no hassles with them, I will give them a whirl. 35 quid is cheap enough even for me.Originally posted by boredsenselessI used quickformations.com about 35 quid.
Ta.
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I used quickformations.com about 35 quid.Originally posted by SockpuppetIf you looked to the right you would have seen: http://www.contractoruk.com/online_c...ion_agent.html
They are no different. Pay your money, get the certificate etc.
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If you looked to the right you would have seen: http://www.contractoruk.com/online_c...ion_agent.html
They are no different. Pay your money, get the certificate etc.
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company formation agents
Hi.
Has anyone used, and can recommend, one of the many online company formation agents. A quick google on "company formation" returns a fair few likely looking ads. They are all around the same price so Im really looking for someone who has had a positive experince with one of them.
I dont need anything fancy. Just a bog standard 1 sharholder/ 1 director contractor setup.
Cheers
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