How to Incorporate a Company

1 January 0001

By Cathy Chambers

This article will outline the steps you need to take to incorporate a company in the UK and become a Registered Company

How do you Incorporate a Company?

There are many reasons why you would want to incorporate a company - hopefully you have a great idea and are raring to get started however there are a several steps you must go through to register your company.

First - Find a name!

This might sound obvious when you form a new company - however, it is not always as simple as it sounds. Having a name that relates to what activity your new company will be carrying out is helpful especially when promoting your company, however with over 5 million registered companies at Companies House the one you want may already be taken. There are also restrictions sensitive words when incorporating a company.

You can search for you new registered Company name by using our handy name search for new company which does a real time check on Companies House.

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Author: Cathy Chambers

Cathy is one of our Co-Founders and CEO. Her career so far spans 30 years across Business, Personnel, Accounting and Finance with a background working at large multi-national enterprises as well as startups. Cathy's extensive accounting knowledge and detailed understanding of the customer experience is the driving force behind Easy Digital.

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