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Features & Extras
Below is a list of all the features and extras that make up various packages for a Public Limited Company.
The items listed below are all the great features available, different combinations of them make up a particular company formation package. Learn more about each one by clicking the “find out more” button.
Basic£89.99 + VAT Worth £94.99Save £5A simple, cost-effective package to start your company that provides a full set of formation documents in digital (PDF) format
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| Printed£109.99 + VAT Worth £119.98Save £9.99Ideal if you’d prefer hard copies of formation documents. You’ll receive a complete set of documents by post as well as via email.
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| Capital£154.99 + VAT Worth £169.97Save £14.98Perfect if you want to keep your home address private, making use of a prestigious London registered office address and service address.
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| Professional£189.99 + VAT Worth £239.95Save £49.96Great if you really want to impress, this superior package offers you premium share certificates, bound company registers and company seal.
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| Premium£379.99 + VAT Worth £479.92Save £99.93A comprehensive package, giving you ultimate peace of mind. Includes everything in our other packages and a whole lot more.
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Which company type is best for your company?
By far the most popular type of company formation, a private company limited by shares offers its owners limited liability. The company is owned by one or more shareholders who hold its shares. It can operate with one or more directors and there’s no need to appoint a company secretary.
View packagesA limited liability partnership can be ideal if you want to combine the protection offered by limited liability with the flexibility of a traditional partnership. Although used by some other businesses, it’s most often used by professionals (like accountants, solicitors and architects) and consultants.
View packagesInstead of shareholders, a company limited by guarantee has members who undertake to contribute an amount of money if the business is wound up. This is usually a great choice for not-for-profit organisations, like clubs and associations. It’s not suitable for charities or profit-making businesses.
View packagesFar less common than a private company limited by shares, a public limited company (or plc) is the only type of UK company permitted to offer its shares to the public. In return, it must be formed with at least a minimum amount of share capital and fulfil a number of strict legal obligations.
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