There could be a number of reasons why you’ve made the decision to set up a limited company.
For most, setting up as a limited company is an attractive option as it ensures that your personal assets are completely distinct from company finances. This is vastly different from sole traders, who are personally liable for their business actions.
Whatever your motivation, you need to ensure that you strictly adhere to the Companies Act when setting up your limited company. This is the central framework in which companies with limited liability must work.
Our basics guide will help you do this, offering you a useful insight into how to correctly incorporate a limited company, from choosing your company name to filing important legal documents.

Part 2: Deciding on a company name>
Covered in this guide
Part 1: Introduction
Part 2: Deciding on a company name
Part 3: Incorporating a limited company
Part 4: Your obligations as a limited company
Part 5: Business Insurance