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The most common UK structure. Shareholders' liability is limited to their investment. Requires at least one director and annual filings with Companies House.
A company structure registered at Companies House.
A partnership with at least one general partner bearing unlimited liability and one or more limited partners whose liability is capped at their contribution.
Combines the flexibility of a partnership with limited liability for all members. Common among professional firms such as solicitors and accountants.
A limited company created for community benefit rather than private profit. Subject to an asset lock and regulated by the CIC Regulator.
A legal form designed specifically for charities. Provides limited liability without the requirement to register with Companies House as a company.
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Hotels, restaurants, catering, pubs and takeaways. One of the largest employment sectors in the UK economy.
Building construction, civil engineering, demolition, site preparation and specialised trades such as electrical and plumbing.
Wholesale distribution, retail sale of goods, motor vehicle repair and the sale of automotive fuel.
Legal, accounting, management consultancy, architecture, engineering, scientific research and advertising services.
Software development, telecommunications, data processing, publishing, broadcasting and information services.
Buying, selling, letting and managing residential and commercial property. Includes estate agents and property developers.
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Company Record provides free, searchable access to the full register of UK companies maintained by Companies House. Our database includes every active and recently dissolved company, with details including registered address, incorporation date, SIC codes, filing history, and company officers.
Whether you are conducting due diligence, researching a potential supplier, or exploring the UK business landscape, Company Record makes it easy to find the information you need. Data is updated via the Companies House public data API.
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