How many companies can be registered at one address?
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How many companies can be registered at one address?
If you’re an entrepreneur and thinking about opening more than one business, you might be wondering how many companies can be registered at one address. If you’re creating an LLC (or a limited company) it’s mandatory for you to register an official business address when registering your company. So, can you have multiple companies registered at one address? In this guide, we’ll give you all the necessary information about registering multiple businesses at the same address, and tips on the best way to do it. So, let’s get started.Why do I need to register a business address?
It’s simple, you need to register a business address in order for your company to qualify as a Limited corporation (LLC.) Having a business address is also important for the following:- Giving your business credibility to clients and customers
- Receiving business-related mail and government mail (rather than receiving it at home)
- Keeping your home address private
- Placing your business in a large city, if you live in a remote area
Can I have multiple companies registered at one address in the UK?
There’s no rule against registering multiple companies at the same address. In fact, many micro-entrepreneurs, freelancers, and self-employed sole traders (such as accountants) often register all their businesses at the same address. Here are a few other reasons why companies might be registered at the same address:- Personal service companies. According to the Office for National Statistics, the level of ‘personal service companies’ have increased in the UK in recent years. This means that temporary workers such as nurses, supply teachers and drivers register their services as an LLC, and often register themselves at the same address as their management company.
- Low business survival rate. If an entrepreneur decides to close a failing business and open another, there’s no reason for them to find a new business address to register their new company. However, the former business address will still show up on government records.
- Virtual offices. A virtual office – or a virtual address – is an office building that allows business owners, freelancers and other entrepreneurs to register their businesses at their premises. You can typically register multiple addresses at the same virtual address.
- Registered addresses. Similar to a virtual address, a registered address allows businesses, freelancers or entrepreneurs to effectively rent out an address (without physically using it) to register their business. Registered addresses allow you to register multiple businesses at the same address.