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Welcome. This is the area of Complete Formations for discussion, views and articles on any subject related to business incorporation.

We hope to create a blend of informative topics and current news with a little humour thrown in for good measure. Some pieces will be written by ourselves but we are also hoping that our visitors will have lots to say about their experiences of registering a company and setting up their new businesses.

  1. Forming a company – is it easy or difficult? - A realistic appraisal of a typical company formation process and of some of the factors which can lead to success or failure. 01/11/2007.
  2. New Years Resolutions - Everybody makes them, but few keep to them. This article examines how the initial motivation to work for yourself can dwindle as the year progresses.14/11/2007.
  3. I setup a company and became the tea lady - A semi-humorous look at how a high flying executive was forced to take on roles which they previously considered were beneath them. 12/12/2007.
  4. Things you might need - Computers - An article which considers the computerisation aspects for starting a company and looks at some of the factors which should be borne in mind. 07/01/2008.
  5. Things you might need - Stationery - Focusing on the decisions to be made as to the stationery required of a new company and the options available between obtaining bulk discounts or adopting a steady as we go approach. 18/01/2008.
  6. Why register a company in an emerging country? - The emerging countries in the world hold out great promise of commercial vibrancy and opportunity for the early adopters. 04/02/2008.
  7. A modern Companies Act for today’s business - Looks at the way the new act will modernise the formation and internal running of a UK private company. 10/02/2008.
  8. Using PO Boxes when forming a company - Discusses a case which highlighted the situations where a PO Box could be used as an address for both the directors and secretary and the company’s registered office. 21/02/2008
  9. Money laundering regulations – December 2007 saw the introduction of provisions for company formation customers using registered office or nominee services. 24/02/2008
  10. Will Companies House offer electronic company formations? – This article examines whether the recent system upgrades at Companies House signals the beginning of offering online company formations to the general public. 24/02/2008
  11. Company secretaries after 6 April 2008 analyses the potential effects of the Companies Act amendments to the requirement to have a secretary when incorporating a UK private limited company. This is viewed from the perspective of both new and existing entities. 24/03/2008
  12. Northern Ireland company formation and the Companies Act 2006 - This article relates to an enquiry received at our offices regarding the seemingly forgotten impact of the Companies Act 2006 changes on Northern Ireland company formations. 14/04/2008
  13. Company identity fraud and UK formations - This article examines company identity fraud and some of the events which can occur when adequate controls are absent. In addition, there is commentary on the measure with Companies House have introduced to help incorporated businesses. 27/04/2008.
  14. How to form a company - A simple and easy to understand rendition of the information, personnel and other requirements for forming a limited company in the UK with references to other useful material and articles. 02/06/2008

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