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Set up a Right to Manage company at Companies House. This type of company is used by tenants who wish to take over the management of the building they share, from the landlord.
Please note: We do not advise on the process of taking over the management of the property - we form the RTM company only. The registered office and premises of an RTM company must be in England or Wales (not applicable to Scotland or N.Ireland).
When you form a company through our company formation portal we only require you to complete the online forms. We do not require any documents from you when you form a company online with us. A limited company does require a registered office address, director and a shareholder holding at least one share.
When you form a company through us and opt for a bank or merchant account introductory offer, we will send your details
directly to the company. A representative will then contact you to set up a meeting. Once your bank account is open, you will then be able to claim your cashback by logging back into our company manager account.
There are no hidden costs for any of our packages. We believe in a fair, transparent pricing structure, so there are no unexpected fees added at the end of the checkout process. We include the Companies House charge of £13.00 with all our formation packages. This fee is charged on all new formations and is included in the price you see.
Your Limited Company should be registered
with Companies House within 3 working hours once the application is fully completed on our website. You will receive a notification telling you that your new company formation application has been approved. You will then also receive digital copies of your company documents as a PDF file to your chosen email address.
Companies House require a Limited Company
to have at least one share minimum (per shareholder, minimum shareholders one). There is no limit to the number of shares held by a shareholder.
Yes, one person can form a Limited Company, it can be owned, managed and run by one person. The person would be the sole director and shareholder of the company.
