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We offer a variety of company packages to get your company up and running. Prices do not include vat. Formation time is usually around 4 hours.
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charity companies
£135.00 including government fees and delivery
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summary
A charity is a not-for-profit organisation, which dedicates its earnings to its "charitable objects".
Duport's experience in forming charities can help you fulfil all the legal requirements of formation, and can provide you with valuable advice and information regarding your charity's aims and registration with the Charity Commission.
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process time
Formation times are kept to a minimum, though often require telephone communication between yourselves and Duport which can delay the process for charities.
what you get
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- ltd company formed with the name of your choice
- official certificate of Incorporation
- free business telephone number (0870 or 0800)
- memorandum & articles of association
- free telephone support
- free marketing advice
- free insurance advice
- free trademark advice
- 18 months free business banking with HSBC
- 250 business cards
- free accountancy consultation
- free business telephone number
- 30 days Free to send and receive faxes online
important notes
As a charity, you will need approval from the Charity Commission if you wish to register a charity in England or Wales. Scottish charities should register with the Office of the Scottish Charity Register (OSCR). They recommend that you register the company before formally applying for charitable status. However it is wise to visit the Charity Commission website, or the OSCR website as you are formulating your ideas. Both regulators aim to help charities perform effectively, and monitor their compliance. A charity registration implies credibility and integrity for your company.
If you wish to use the word "charity" as part of your company name, Companies House may require prior, written approval from the Charity Commission or the OSCR.
in all not-for-profit companies:
- you must provide the objects (aims) of your organisation (our team can help with this, but first look at our examples)
- you must state what will be done with any excess earnings
- you must have a minimum of 3 trustees (directors)
- you must have a registered office in the UK (service available)
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