Registration fee is from 1700 €
Registration period — 1 week
Minimum authorized capital - None
Remote opening — Yes
Financial statements — Yes
The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland is an independent island state in Western Europe. It consists of four parts: England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland. The country's capital is the city of London.
Limited Liability Partnerships (LLP) appeared in English law in 2000 with the adoption of the Limited Liability Partnerships Act, a separate law that established this form as a hybrid between a classic partnership and a company. Unlike an LTD, which is governed by the Companies Act 2006 and pays corporate tax as a single legal entity, an LLP remains tax-"transparent": profit passes directly to the partners and is taxed at their level.
Maira Consult recommends registering an LLP in England for joint international projects where several independent partners (individuals or legal entities) want to work within a single structure without double taxation of profit. This form is especially in demand in consulting, legal and audit practices, and investment clubs, as well as in trade and agribusiness, where partners retain independent tax status while distributing profit according to a pre-agreed share.
The main difference between an LLP and an LTD lies precisely in taxation and management: instead of a director, the company is run by a designated partner (designated member), and instead of shareholders, there are partners who are personally responsible for filing tax returns, each for their own share of the profit. This makes the LLP a convenient tool for those seeking the flexibility of a classic partnership while retaining the limited liability characteristic of companies.
Registering an LLP through Maira Consult takes about a week and does not require a personal visit to the United Kingdom. We handle the preparation of the partnership agreement, the selection of non-resident partners, and the preparation of documents for the bank. Leave a request, and a UK jurisdiction specialist will contact you within a day.
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LLP is a limited liability partnership that combines the flexibility of a classic partnership with the limited liability of participants that is characteristic of companies.
Unlike an LTD, LLP profit is not taxed at the level of the partnership itself: each partner pays tax individually on their share, which makes this form convenient for joint international projects.
The business name must end with a word, phrase, or abbreviation indicating limited liability, for example "LLP."
There are no minimum share capital requirements for an LLP.
An LLP does not have a director; the company is managed by a designated member.
An LLP has no shareholders in the classic sense, only partners. Registration requires at least two partners, who may be either individuals or legal entities, with no residency requirements.
LLPs are required to file financial statements with Companies House every year.
A mandatory audit is not required for partnerships that meet the small business criteria (turnover up to £10.2 million, assets up to £5.1 million, up to 50 employees, meeting two of the three criteria).
LLP profit is not subject to corporate tax. Income tax is paid by the partners to whom this profit is allocated.
The public register is open. Information about the company's partners and beneficial owner is publicly available.
The name of the future LLP is checked against the Companies House register for uniqueness. Unlike an LTD, however, an LLP requires at least two partners from the outset, so the consistency of their data is also verified.
Each partner, whether an individual or a legal entity, provides a standard package of identification documents (passport, proof of address, bank reference).
The identities of LLP partners in England are verified remotely: documents are checked online, with no need for a personal visit to the United Kingdom.
There is no requirement to form share capital for a partnership in England. If needed, share capital can be formed after the LLP is registered in England.
The incorporation documents and forms are filed with Companies House. Once filed, an LLP in England is usually registered within 2 to 4 days.
Details of the registered LLP automatically appear in the public Companies House register.
If required, the English LLP's documents can be submitted for legalization and apostille.
The original corporate documents of the English partnership are sent by courier.
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