What type of company should I set up in the UK: Ltd or PLC? [Reddit]
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For most SMEs and startups, the Limited (Ltd) is the simplest and most flexible option. A PLC is intended for companies listed on the stock exchange or raising public investment, with stricter requirements. At Filnet we advise you in Spanish, 100% online and with a fixed price before starting. We analyse your project and recommend the most suitable structure in the UK, considering your activity, partners, and growth plans. We also support you in incorporation and ongoing compliance with corporate obligations.
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