For registered companies, you are required to have a registered address. It is the address of a company to which Companies House or otherwise relevant governing body letters and reminders are sent to. The Company Registered Address must always be an effective address for delivering documents to the company and its Directors/Shareholders. This service is otherwise known as a virtual office and typically offer other services such as phone answering services, meeting rooms and physical office space solutions.
The Registered Office Address is the address that your company is officially registered at upon incorporation, and is displayed on the Public Registrar at Companies House. As the Registered Office Address site needs to be readily available for post to be delivered to, and if necessary, documents to be signed for. This service is also commonly referred to as a virtual office and sole traders and business owners tend utilise the service in prestigious locations. Your City Office offer the services across the UK, with London virtual offices and mayfair virtual offices being some of the more popular locations.
It is not possible to use a PO Box address as the Registered Office Address. Other requirements are that the Company Registration Number and the Registered Office Address must be displayed on your company stationary (letterheads and invoices).
Mail delivered to the Registered Office Address is sent from Companies House and HMRC (Inland Revenue) as well as mail from other relevant Governing Bodies, including official reminders and letters regarding a number of important things relevant to your company.
Letters sent from HMRC (Inland Revenue) can include the necessary forms to register your company with HMRC (Inland Revenue) so you will be able to file your Annual Accounts, setting up your Payroll system (PAYE), as well as forms you will be required to complete if you decide to apply for VAT Registration Number (necessary if your annual turnover is going to be in excess of £67 000 per annum).
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