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Vexo Accounting runs a complete company formation service for founders across the UK who want to register a limited company without doing it alone. We manage the company formation process from your first phone call through to your certificate of incorporation, then stay on as your accountant once the company exists. If you already know you want to register your company, or you are still deciding whether forming a limited company is the right move, we can talk it through with you in plain English.
A company can technically be registered in minutes. The decisions that sit behind it, your company name, your structure, your registered office address, your tax registrations, tend to matter for years afterwards. That is the part we focus on.
Over 815,280 companies were incorporated in the UK in 2025 to 2026, which works out at roughly 2,200 new companies every single day. There were 5.48 million companies on the UK register as at 31 March 2026, and 47% of them are less than five years old. New founders are not alone in this. They just need someone who has done it properly before.
Whether this is your first UK limited company or your fifth, the process should feel the same. Clear, quick, and no surprises. We make it simple to register your company correctly the first time, and to keep it that way afterwards, and our company formation packages are built around what founders actually need rather than a long list of add-ons you will never use.




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Company formation itself is cheap. Staying compliant afterwards is where the real cost sits, so it helps to look at both together. The day-to-day cost of running a UK limited company is usually more about ongoing accountancy support than the original registration fee, whatever company name you end up choosing.
The Companies House fee for digital incorporation is fixed at £100, whichever route you use, following the increase in February 2026. Basic company formation packages start from under £20 including that fee, mid-range packages that add a registered office address and a service address typically land between £100 and £200, and fuller packages that bundle a virtual office, a business bank account introduction and ongoing company secretary support usually run between £200 and £500 for the first year.
Based on the packages our clients most commonly choose, a complete company registration package with a registered office address, a service address and basic setup guidance usually works out at somewhere around £150 to £250 for the first year, before ongoing accountancy support. That is our rough price based on recent projects, not a fixed quote. The price is a rough guide, and the actual cost varies depending on your company structure, the address service you need, and whether you want us to handle your bookkeeping from day one too.
It is also worth budgeting for the Companies House filing fee you will pay every year regardless of which company formation agent you used. The annual confirmation statement now costs £50 when filed digitally, up from £34, so it is worth factoring alongside the Companies House filing fee for incorporation itself into your first year budget.


Once your limited company is trading, how you pay yourself matters almost as much as how much the company earns. Most company directors take a mix of a modest salary and dividends, because it is usually more tax efficient than taking everything as salary alone.
We also keep an eye on your director's loan account, particularly in the early months when it is common for directors to pay for things personally before the business account is set up. Left unmanaged, a director's loan account can create an unexpected tax bill, so we reconcile it as part of your normal bookkeeping rather than leaving it until the year end.
If you expect to bring in other shareholders or outside investment later, it is worth structuring your shares with that in mind from the outset. Changing a company structure after the event is possible, but it is almost always more expensive and more time-consuming than planning for it when you first register a limited company. The same applies if you are thinking that far ahead already; planning how you might eventually sell the business, hand it to a family member or wind it down cleanly matters just as much as getting the company formation application right on day one.
For businesses with more than one founder, we also help set out how decisions get made and what happens if a shareholder wants to leave. It is a far easier conversation to have while everyone is on good terms than after a disagreement.

