Company Formation With Shareholders Agreement from £59.99

Register a private limited company with the shareholders agreement

We can help you to register a UK private limited company quickly and easily, dealing directly with Companies House to form the company with a shareholders agreement. The whole process can be completed on-line and a variety of private companies registration with the shareholders agreement packages are available, from just £59.99.

At Coddan, we devise a shareholders agreement that can be between two or more parties who intend to enter into business together with the new private company registration. If you wish to establish a company and get the shareholders agreement, please get in touch with us and we will arrange a new company formation with the shareholders agreement on the same day!

If you've any questions about the setting-up a UK company with the shareholders agreement, then please get in touch with us! Mail: info@coddan.co.uk. We aim to reply to all emails within 24 hours. If you are rushing please feel free to call us about a company set-up with a shareholders agreement between 9.30am-6.00pm Monday to Friday by telephoning + 44 (0) 207.935.5171 or (0) 330.808.0089 (national rates) and chat further.

Establish a private limited company with the shareholders agreement

Coddan offers a new private company set-up with shareholders agreement: if you are looking for a new limited company set-up with someone else (like a friend or partner), or wish to establish a company with a group of people; you might be tempted to sort out the registration of the company first, and then think about the shareholder agreement later.

It's actually really beneficial to establish a private limited company with shareholder agreement at the same time. If you want to start the setting-up a limited company with the shareholders agreement with a friend or with a partner, this offer is definitely for you!

The registration of a company will establish the share ownership among the shareholders. A key advantage of registering a company is that the shareholders are not personally liable for any debts the company may incur in the future.

However, company director(s) is/are responsible for the submissions and registration of the detailed annual confirmation statements, submission of the annual accounts and corporate tax returns, which have to be annually.

Companies will naturally evolve over time, and the lives of the directors are likely to change too, and this is where a shareholding agreement can help. It can establish how the company is financed, whether by investment in shares, or as a loan, both now and in the future, and can protect minority stockholders and the financial interests of all shareholders and their families.

Businesses can falter or even fail when the directors in a company are in disagreement; a shareholder agreement helps prevent a stalemate occurring, as it can set out decision making and dispute resolution processes.

A shareholder agreement can also provide for changes to the share ownership in the future. For example, it can establish what happens when a director wants to leave the company and sell their shares, or suffers a serious illness that makes it difficult for them to continue in their role as a director.

It can even establish what happens if a share owner dies, stating that the surviving spouse has to offer the inherited shares to the other stockholders as a first right of refusal, before offering them to someone outside the company.

Coddan, as your private limited company formation expert, has a tremendous amount of experience in this area, having registered companies and drafted capital holder agreements all over the globe, so it is well placed to advise you on registering your company and putting the owners of shares agreement in place.

A UK company formation with shareholders agreement

Company set-up with shareholders agreement: legally, relationships between shareholders and the company in question are regulated by the company's constitutional documents. It is more common practice among companies that have a smaller number of stockholders to implement a shareholder agreement.

A capital holders agreement is confidential among the parties involved and is generally easier to form, revise and terminate at a more cost effective price. They are used to regulate voting rights and ownership, provide management control and most importantly protect the company's competitive interest.

As the leading provider of companies formation and limited company registration, we can efficiently and effectively set up your limited company formation with share owner agreement. If you need assistance with a company start-up with owners of shares agreement, you can also speak to our business advisers between 9.30am-6.00pm Monday to Friday by telephoning + (0) 207.935.5171.

UK company formation including a shareholder agreement

In the event that members of the organisation want to step down, it can be critical for the remaining members that they're able to choose who owns those shares, either themselves or someone else that they locate. This prevents the shares being sold to individuals outside the company structure.

Upon setting-up a limited company, the share-owners agreement is not required to be filed at Companies House and can be changed or amended by agreement alone instead of meetings as required under company law. In addition, the owners of shares agreement can be terminated at any time and again just by agreement.

The shareholders agreement concerns the individual parties' shares in the company and sets out the ways in which the limited company will be run as well as what to do in the event of disputes. It also details how profits are distributed and how the business can be ended.

We have a number of incorporation packages for the UK-based and non-UK residents, which starts from just £59.99 with no additional charges for the provision of a limited company set-up with the shareholders agreement. When the private company is registered you'll get all the documentation, including the certificate of incorporation and memorandum and articles of association and a model draft of the shareholders agreement.

Register a UK company with the shareholders agreement

To help you get your new limited company registered and running as quickly as possible, we are able to provide you with a free referral to HSBC, RBS, Lloyds or Barclay's bank accounts, where you can get a separate bank account for your business entity.

Our expert consultants are available to provide you with initial guidance and right through to the completion of a private company set-up with the shareholders agreement and beyond, with the wide range of post incorporation support services. Talk to us today and let us help you to register your company with the a shareholders agreement and post formation services.

We can help with the formation of  a new UK private company with a shareholders agreement just within few hours; it is our business to help with the establishment of the UK private limited companies with a shareholders agreements.