Register as a Partnership
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Included with your order Industry Insights Guide
Find out detailed info on your specific sector:
- What your start up costs will be
- How much to charge per hour
- What business insurance you need
- How to promote your business
Also included: Dedicated business account
Keep your business finances in order with a dedicated business account that includes an easy setup, low fees and offers loyalty rewards or cashback too.
- Easy application
- Low fees and flexible pricing
- Loyalty rewards or cashback
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Software Partnership
£92.99
| Products | Software Partnership £92.99 | Partnership £123.99 |
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Industry Insights GuideAn in-depth guide on how to build your business. |
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| Digital Incorporation Certificate | ||
| Webfiling code | ||
| Digital PSC Register | ||
| Digital Partnership Agreement | ||
| Credit Manager | ||
| Printed Incorporation Certificate | ||
| Partnership agreement on CD | ||
Popular FAQs
Still have questions? Here are the answers to some of the most common questions people ask about Partnerships
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If you’re looking for a company structure with the prestige of a traditional Partnership, but want to limit the liability of Partners, then this could be the ideal structure for you.
You must have a minimum of 2 Members in order to register your Limited Liability Partnership.
Restrictions on who can be a Member (or Partner) in an LLP can be set by the LLP itself in its Members’ Agreement, which is set out during the registration process.
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To register your LLP you will need to provide the following details:
- As the person setting up the business, you will need to provide your:
- Phone number
- Email address
- All Members will need to provide their:
- Full name
- Occupation
- Current address
- Date of birth
- Nationality
- Security question & answer
- Your business name
- The address of your business
If you want to keep your business address, or the addresses of any Members off the public register, you can use our Service Address and Registered Office Address services which are available as extras during your registration.
IDs of all Members will be checked electronically, but in some cases we may need to request further proof of ID or address.
- As the person setting up the business, you will need to provide your:
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LLPs need to have their own account for business finances.
If you register with Duport, you can get a free business account as part of the process.
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LLPs have annual filing requirements with both Companies House and HMRC. These include:
- Confirmation Statement
- Self Assessment Tax Returns for all Members
- Statutory Accounts
- Balance Sheet
- Profit & Loss Account
If you don’t want to spend your time and energy keeping on top of all your financial and filing requirements, Duport have a range of Accountancy services that can manage it all for you.
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If you are using a personal address as your Registered Office, or want to keep the addresses of Members private, then you can use Duport’s Service Address and Registered Office Address service to keep these details off the public register.
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Yes, you can register from outside the UK, but you will need a UK Registered Office. If you don’t have a suitable address for this, you can use Duport’s Registered Office service.
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You can cancel your order at any point. Refunds will only be issued if you have not accessed any of your purchased services.
Your right to a refund is waived if:
- Your registration has been submitted to Companies House
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- You have requested or viewed any digital ebooks or reports included in your purchase
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Your initial registration is a one-off service. However you may order additional services that do need to be renewed annually. These can include:
- Service Address and Registered Office Address services
- Domain & hosting services
- Accountancy services
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Your Unique Taxpayer Reference or UTR is the number that HMRC uses to identify you as a self-employed person. It's what you will need to use to submit your Self Assessment Tax Return.
