The United Kingdom is one of the countries demonstrating economic stability, with clear and transparent legislation. Foreign investors worldwide plan to buy companies in England. Not being an offshore jurisdiction, the country provides access to the European market. A legal entity registered in the UK guarantees the trust of clients and international partners.
Before purchasing a ready-made business, it is essential to study the existing business forms and taxation. This helps determine the priority business direction and approximate maintenance costs. Companies in England can be registered in the following legal forms:
Those interested in ready-made companies in the UK should note:
Since UK law does not impose restrictions on the owner’s citizenship, even a CIS citizen can purchase a company in England. After completing the transaction, depending on the legal form, the new owner will receive:
When purchasing without specialized lawyers, all documents must be apostilled, including powers of attorney if used. A company can also create its own Company Seal.
Before buying a company in London, or elsewhere in the UK, the future owner should consider expenses for the transaction and ongoing business operation. These include:
These are minimum expenses, and ongoing operational costs must be planned continuously, especially reporting deadlines, as penalties and removal from the commercial register may apply.
Deciding whether to buy a company in England or register a company from scratch is an individual decision. Experienced specialists from our company can assist in any case. Contact us via the website form or listed contacts to discuss questions or your project.
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