Do I need a UK bank account to operate with my subsidiary? How do I open one? [Reddit]
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To operate with a subsidiary in the UK, it is highly recommended to have a local bank account, as it facilitates transactions and financial management. Opening an account can be complicated if you do not reside there, but with the help of a local advisor who speaks Spanish, such as Filnet, the process is simplified. Filnet advises you on the most suitable banks and accompanies you in the opening, which can be done 100% online. All with a fixed price before starting, without hidden costs. In addition, the support is continuous, resolving any doubts that arise. So you can have your account in the UK without traveling and with total security.
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