Instruct
The details sent over and the filing requirement confirmed.
Plain explanations of
Company filings prepared, checked and submitted.
Frais d'Enregistrement in London: company registration, statutory filings and administrative paperwork handled to a diarised deadline.
Plain explanations of
About the office, at a glance
Approve
The draft checked by you before anything is submitted.
Confirm
The receipt recorded and a copy sent for your records.
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The part clients notice, in this area
Deadlines are diarised, drafts are approved by you and every submission is confirmed with a written receipt kept in the file register.
Plain explanations of
What Frais D'Enregistrement does, in brief
Three jobs come up most: a company to set up, filings that fall due each year, or a pile of paperwork to put in order.
Registration
Registration: preparing the forms, checking names and details, filing and confirming; the scope excludes legal, tax or accountancy advice.
Statutory filings
For Statutory filings the scope is diarising deadlines, drafting the filing, submitting and recording the receipt; anything else is agreed in writing.
Administration
Administration covers organising records, drafting correspondence, keeping a filing register. Everything else is confirmed in writing first.
Planning and advice
We talk through what you need, what is realistic and what it costs, so you can decide with the full picture in front of you.
The detail is what the client notices six months later. Say what needs filing and when it is due, and the reply can be specific.
Plain explanations of
What to know about Frais D'Enregistrement, in brief
- Based in
- Wenlock Road, London
- Coverage
- London and the UK by post or e-mail
- Deadlines
- Diarised in advance
- Drafts
- Sent for your approval first
Before you ask
Questions before you start when you get in touch
Questions that come up before a filing is prepared.
Can you set up a company for me?
Yes, from your instructions, with the details checked with you before anything is filed.
Do you give legal or tax advice?
No; this is administrative work, and anything regulated is referred back to you.
How do you avoid missed deadlines?
Filings are diarised ahead of the date and sent to you to approve before submission.
Will I get proof of filing?
Yes, a written receipt is kept and sent on to you for your records.
Tell us the address and what you want done. We will reply with availability and a clear figure.