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1. www.gov.uk › get-information-about-a-companyGet information about a company - GOV.UK

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   You can get some details about a company for free, including: company information, for example registered address and date of incorporation. current and resigned officers. document images. mortgage...

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     We incorporate and dissolve limited companies. We register...

   • Disqualified Directors Register

     The Companies House disqualified directors register includes...

   • Insolvency Register

     Search the Individual Insolvency Register for details about...

2. www.gov.uk › set-up-business › licencesSet up a business - GOV.UK

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   • Rules For Your Type of Business
   • Where You Work
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   You may have other responsibilities depending on what your business does. Check if you need: 1. licences or permits, for example to play music, sell food or to trade in the street 2. insurance There are also rules you must follow if you: 1. sell goods online 2. buy goods from abroad or sell goods abroad 3. store or use personal information

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   Check what your responsibilities are if you: 1. run your business from home 2. rent somewhere to run your business from If you rent or buy a property, you may have to pay business rates. Small businesses can apply for a discount on business ratesand some may pay nothing. Check if you can claim office, property and equipment as expenses.

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   If you take on agency workers or freelancersyou have some responsibilities, for example their health and safety.

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3. companieshouse.blog.gov.uk › 2019/02/12 › choosing-aChoosing a company name, trading name or trade mark

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   Feb 12, 2019 · It’s good practice to check the: Company name availability checker. trade mark database. If you follow the company names guidance and observe the restrictions, a company name can be anything...

4. www.gov.uk › government › publicationsDiscover your family history (accessible version) - GOV.UK

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   Nov 15, 2023 · What information will I find on a birth, marriage or death certificate? As well as the full names of the individuals, you will find the following information: Birth certificate

   • When you are starting to research your family history, gather together family memories, photos and documents and you may be able to quickly develop...
   • People come to the GRO because it has the records of every birth, marriage civil partnership and death registered in England and Wales available in...
   • The GRO can provide you with birth, marriage, civil partnership and death certificates covering England and Wales from 1 July 1837 onwards (civil p...
   • As well as the full names of the individuals, you will find the following information:Birth certificateIncludes date and place of birth, the name a...
   • It is cheaper to order certificates online and provide a GRO index reference although you can also apply by telephone or post.The GRO index referen...
   • The GRO provides a public index that lists basic details of every birth, marriage, civil partnership and death recorded in England and Wales since...
   • OnlineThe cheapest and quickest way to order a certificate is to go to www.gov.uk/bmdcertificates and then follow the link to order certificates on...
   • The GRO is continually improving the way it provides civil registration services; including registration records in a format other than by paper ce...
   • The GRO now offers a quicker, fully automated Online View digital image (in JPEG format) service for historical birth and death records for England...
   • For information on our current prices please refer to the booklet on GOV.UK ‘How to order and Pay for Civil Registration Records’ or visit Order a...

5. companieshouse.blog.gov.uk › 2019/10/11 › choosing-aChoosing a company name - Companies House

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   Oct 11, 2019 · Before choosing a name, you should use our company name availability checker to ensure your chosen name is not the 'same as' an existing name on the register. You should also check the UK...

6. wise.com › gb › blogBusiness licence UK: Who needs one and how to apply - Wise

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   Apr 26, 2021 · The first thing to do is head to the Government website’s licence finder tool. This is by far the easiest way to figure out if you need a licence, which licence you need and where to apply for it. You can also speak to your local authority for advice on the first steps to take.

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   How do I choose a company name?

   • Before choosing a name, you should use our company name availability checker to ensure your chosen name is not the 'same as' an existing name on the register. You should also check the UK Intellectual Property Office trade marks register to ensure the proposed name does not infringe an existing trade mark.

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   How do I find out if I need a licence?

   • The first thing to do is head to the Government website’s licence finder tool. This is by far the easiest way to figure out if you need a licence, which licence you need and where to apply for it. You can also speak to your local authority for advice on the first steps to take.

   Business licence UK: Who needs one and how to apply - Wise

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   How do I get a business licence?

   • A business licence provides permission for certain types of business activities. Most are issued by the local authority in your area, but for some types of business activities, you’ll need to apply to a specific government body. For example, if you’d like to set up a childcare business in England, you’ll need to apply to Ofsted for a licence¹.

   Business licence UK: Who needs one and how to apply - Wise

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   Can a company name be registered with Companies House?

   • There are specific rules in the legislation concerning company incorporation and names that can be used and registered with Companies House, full guidance on which can be found on the GOV.UK website. Briefly, the rules concerning company names include: Active companies must display their full registered company name at:

   Company and business names - Business Companion

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   Can a company name be a trading name?

   • If you follow the company names guidance and observe the restrictions, a company name can be anything you choose - as long as it’s not the same as or too similar to another name on the register. You can also trade using a different name to your registered name. This is known as a ‘business name’ or ‘trading name’. Trading names must not:

   Choosing a company name, trading name or trade mark

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   Can a company name be registered as a limited company name?

   • Registering a company name does not automatically protect it by trade mark law. Similarly, if you register a trade mark, you may not necessarily be able to register it as a limited company name. They are 2 different forms of protection, administered by 2 different organisations.

   Choosing a company name, trading name or trade mark

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8. www.businesscompanion.info › en › quick-guidesCompany and business names | Business ... - Business Companion

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   Requirements for the use, display and disclosure of company, business and trading names are detailed in four pieces of legislation: Companies Act 2006; Limited Liability Partnerships (Application of Companies Act 2006) Regulations 2009; Company, Limited Liability Partnership and Business Names (Sensitive Words and Expressions) Regulations 2014