Every company registered in the United Kingdom is required by law to have a registered office address in the country. It is the official address where public authorities send all legal correspondence. With Aiden, this address is included in your plan.
What is the registered office address used for?
- It is the official public address of your company at Companies House
- It is where HMRC (the British tax authority) sends letters about taxes
- It is where Companies House sends reminders and legal notices
- It appears on the public register, accessible to anyone
The address provided by Aiden
Aiden assigns you a professional registered office address in London. This has several advantages: you don’t expose your personal address on a public register, and you present a professional image with an office in the British capital.
What happens to correspondence that arrives?
All official correspondence that arrives at your registered office address is received, digitised and uploaded to your dashboard by the Aiden team, in the Documents section. You’ll receive a notification when something new arrives, so you never miss an important letter from HMRC or Companies House.
Registered office address vs. business address
The registered office address is your legal and tax address. It doesn’t have to be where you actually operate your business. You can operate from anywhere in the world and keep your registered office address in London with Aiden.