1. The legislation, regulation and infrastructure regarding company incorporation are very efficient and well-developed. The incorporation process is still based on traditional procedures dating back several hundred years - a joint stock company can still be established with capital of just 2 GBP - and the background legislation is so well-developed that contradictory changes do not occur from year to year. Many companies offer services in the field of company formation, though there are considerable differences in both the services they offer and their prices, and when examining such companies, it is also necessary to understand the background dependability which supports them. The authorities overseeing company incorporation - Companies House - work quickly and efficiently, offering great assistance to incorporators .

2. The regulations regarding taxation are stable, clear and comparatively liberal, and as with those referring to incorporation, are not liable to annual changes. This make long-term (3-5 year) tax planning possible, unlike in many other, more changeable European countries.

3. Book-keeping requirements are stable and easy to fulfil. Companies which do not operate in the UK, or rather in the EU, only need to prepare books, and file a tax return, once a year. The company owners or directors can even prepare the simplified tax return forms themselves, though in practice we
recommend a specialist accountant as this can considerably speed up the process.

4. UK companies are extremely prestigious. The UK is one of the bastions of international financial and business life. A company incorporated here will undoubtedly be held in high prestige anywhere in the world.

5. UK companies are not discriminated against. A number of countries now operate so-called "blacklists". If a local company deals with a company from a blacklisted country, then the local tax authorities may not recognise invoices from the blacklisted country as valid expenses in the local company's books.

6. England is currently party to the largest number of treaties for the avoidance of double taxation (DDTs) in the world. International tax planners can use these DDTs advantageously, particularly in the establishment of international holding structures.

If you would like to contact us for more queries please contact us on enquiry@nvkgroup.co.uk 

To proceed to incorporation please complete the company incorporation form. You will be emailed an invoice for payment before we submit your request to the Companies House.