Structuring
Choosing a UK entity: limited company, branch or LLP
Three structures, three very different consequences for tax, banking and how you are read by a British counterparty. A practical comparison for overseas founders.
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Insights
Notes on the work itself.
Written for the questions we are asked most often, and kept general on purpose: none of it is advice, and figures that change annually are described rather than quoted. Where a decision turns on your specific facts, that is what the first call is for.
- Banking
Opening a UK business account as a non-resident founder
Why applications are declined on documents rather than economics, and what a compliance team is actually reading when it assesses your file.
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- Compliance
What HMRC and Companies House expect in your first year
The filings, deadlines and registrations that follow incorporation — and the ones overseas founders most often discover late.
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Everything published here is general information about UK and EU market entry. It is not legal, tax or financial advice, and it does not create an adviser relationship.
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