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Moving overseas- no UK address , can i still keep company open?

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kippersandjam · 30/07/2011 13:30

I have a very small company that I run from home with no employees. We will be moving to Dubai very soon for goodness knows how long, so I won't have a UK address (we don't own a home in the UK ). Can I still keep the company open? or will it have to be closed? thanks!

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TalkinPeace2 · 30/07/2011 21:03

Use your accountant's address?

Tee2072 · 30/07/2011 21:17

Use your accountant's or solicitor's address.

kippersandjam · 30/07/2011 21:47

i don't have an accountant or solicitor. i am able to do the books myself and have only used a solicitor for selling a house! i expect they will charge loads anyway. have been thinking will probably close it.

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mranchovy · 30/07/2011 22:18

Assuming this company is registered in England and Wales, it must have a registered address in one of those countries and the statutory books of the company must be available for inspection at that address (or another single address in England and Wales nominated for that purpose).

Many organisations provide a registered address and mail forwarding service for fees of £35 a year upwards - use google, but check that they will keep copies of the stat. books for (largely hypothetical) inspection too as some won't, or will charge £££ extra.

kippersandjam · 31/07/2011 05:39

thank you mr anchovy- do you know if it will matter at companies house that as I am director and my dp is c/s we don't live in the UK? and what about the bank? will it matter? I still complete self assement forms, which I now realise I need to notify hmrc i am out of the country.

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mranchovy · 31/07/2011 17:56

Directors of companies registered in England and Wales or Scotland are not required to have a UK address.

However I think you are mad not to get an accountant.

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