Everything you need to get started with a business in the UK

We can deal with the forms and paperwork involved in setting up a company in the UK. Whether you’re looking to open an office in London, Manchester, Cardiff or Edinburgh, we’ve got up-to-the-minute knowledge of all the processes and requirements. From registering your company to selecting a bank account to planning for tax – we can advise.

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Why do business in the UK?

The UK is a strong, established market for goods and services. The stable political situation across the regions of England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland make the UK an appealing place to do business. The UK enjoys high standards of living and excellent infrastructure and the government actively encourages investment from abroad, making it an attractive place to bring a business.

Set up your business in the UK

You’ll need to decide how your business is going to operate in the UK, whether that’s as a private limited company, an overseas branch or a JV with a business already established in the UK. NX Accountants can talk you through how these different models work, and give you the information you need to make a rapid decision. We can also help you register with Companies House if that is needed.

Getting a business visa for the UK

NX Accountants can help you to get honest, reliable advice on the visas (if any) that you need to do business in the UK.

Find out which UK bank accounts are most suitable for your organisation

There is a lot of choice in the UK’s business banking sector. We’re familiar with the different banks, and can help you decide which one will best meet your business banking needs. We can also recommend foreign currency specialists who are best positioned to help you take advantage of the currency market.

Find out what tax you need to pay for a UK business

When you do business in the UK, it’s likely that you’ll have some tax obligations. UK tax regulations are somewhat complex, but NX Accountants can help you to interpret them. We can help you understand whether you need to pay corporation tax, and we can tell you if you’ll have to apply VAT (a consumption tax) to your products or services.