How does the limited company system work in the UK? Is it mandatory to have a local partner? [Reddit]
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In the UK, the limited company (Ltd) is the most common form for foreign businesses. You don't need a local partner; you can be the sole owner. It only requires a registered address in the country and at least one director. The process is quick and can be done online. At Filnet, as advisors specialised in international expansion, we support you 100% online, with a fixed price and in Spanish. We help you set up your Ltd, understand your tax obligations and comply with HMRC. Trust us to establish yourself in the UK without complications.
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Minimum capital
No mandatory minimum capital (from £1)
Timeline
1-3 semanas
Corporation tax
Corporation Tax 19-25%
Legal form
Ltd / LLP
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