How to purchase shares in a UK VAT company if I am abroad?

You can still purchase shares in a UK VAT company remotely without the engagement of a notary public.  We do not require any Power of Attorney.  We only ask you about verification documents like proof of ID and proof of address.  We conclude the agreement remotely based on scanned copies.  If you meet all conditions and pass the KYC AML procedure – you can take over the company with no hassle.

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What are the obligations of the community registered for VAT in England?

  • 📆 Quarterly or Monthly VAT return filings
  • 📅 Once a year – Confirmation of Statement (CS01) submitted to Companies House – Commercial Register
  • 📊 Once a year – Annual Accounts – including balance sheet, Profit & Loss, Trial Balance preparation
  • 📑 Once a year – Tax return on CT600 form filed to HMRC.
  • 🔄 Notifying HMRC about changes in the company structure
  • 🛠️ Updating Companies House Records
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What are the main stages of liquidation?

  1. Appointment of liquidators and updating the business register.
  2. Publishing a liquidation notice and notifying creditors.
  3. Preparing the liquidation report.
  4. Selling assets, collecting debts, and satisfying creditors.
  5. Preparing the final liquidation report and asset distribution plan.
  6. Distributing assets among partners.
  7. Applying for deletion of the company from the business register.
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Who can act as liquidators?

Generally, members of the management board act as liquidators, unless the articles of association or a shareholders’ resolution dictate otherwise. A liquidator must consent to the appointment.  Ask our company to act as an Liquidator.

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What is a shelf company?

A shelf company is a pre-registered company that’s ready to be sold. It’s also called a ready-made company. These companies usually haven’t done any business yet. They often don’t have a bank account or any assets or debts. But they are registered for taxes like Corporation Tax and VAT. Sometimes people want to buy ready-made companies with a cryptocurrency license or buy a ready-made holding company in Estonia.

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What is a legal address in Estonia?

A legal address in Estonia refers to a registered address where a company or organization can receive official mail and legal notifications. It serves as a physical address for the purpose of registering a company or for tax and legal purposes.

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Become e-resident

Become an e-resident and collect your e-Residency card from your country’s embassy.

You don’t have to fly to Estonia to Tallinn. Thanks to the card you will be able to set up a company in Estonia, a bank account and use it as an electronic signature.

You can do 95% of your business with the e-Residency card without leaving your home.

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VAT

When establishing a company in Estonia, you can take advantage of the VAT exemption if you do not exceed a turnover of EUR 40,000 per year.

If you exceed this limit, registration for VAT is mandatory.

You can register for VAT voluntarily on the day of starting your business, however, the tax office in Estonia will want to get confirmation that your business is associated with Estonia, e.g. you have clients, an office or contractors with whom you work.

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What does mean “distributed profits”?

  • Corporate profits distributed in the tax period
  • Gifts, donations and expenses in relation to representatio
  • Private expenses and payments not connected with the business
  • Transfer of the assets of the permanent establishment (PE) to its main headquarter or to other companies
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