Lubbock Fine LLP
London
- Company formation
- Accounting and bookkeeping
- Tax compliance
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Languages: English
View profile of Lubbock Fine LLPA virtual office gives a company an address and a mail-handling service without a desk. In the UK this matters because every company needs a registered office that is a physical address in the UK, where post reaches someone acting for the company; a Royal Mail PO box is no longer accepted. A founder who lives abroad often uses a provider’s address for this, and sometimes for the trading address too.
Ask a provider what happens to post and how fast you are told about it, whether the address can be used as the registered office as well as the business address, what identity checks the provider runs on you, and what the contract says about ending the service. Check that you are comfortable with the address being on the public register. Most firms on Accountanty that offer this do it alongside accounting or formation, so compare the bundle as well as the address. The UK country guide lists the other registered details a company needs.
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Often yes, if the address is a physical UK address where post reaches someone acting for the company and you can obtain confirmation of delivery. A PO box does not qualify. Ask the provider in writing that the address is suitable for a registered office.
The registered office address appears on the public register at Companies House. Think about whether you want the same address on your website and invoices, and ask the provider how it handles post addressed to the company.
It should say what mail handling is included, how long the term is, how you are notified, what identity checks apply and how you leave. Ask what happens to post that arrives after you end the service.
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