Private Limited CompanyRegular limited company formation (private company limited by shares). The normal solution for most businesses - registered within a day for just £94 (including VAT).
Limited Liability PartnershipA popular solution for consultants and professionals. Is it right for you? Company limited by guaranteeFor clubs and other not-for-profit ventures. The members are called Trustees and don't have Shares. Charity limited by guaranteeThe limited liability option for charities. The members are called Trustees and don't have Shares.
Community Interest - Aims and ObjectsThe constitutional documents for your CIC (called Memorandum & Articles of Association) must state the Aims of the organisation. Only you can say what you intend, but we have put together some examples to show how it is done.
CRB ChecksIf your organisation plans to do any work with young or vulnerable people it must have a procedure for obtaining proper criminal record checks. The CIC Regulator will ask about that, so avoid registration delays by making sure you have the answer ready. Tell us about your precedures for obtaining CRB checks and which agency you use to make those checks.
For lists of existing Community Interest Companies and for more information visit the CIC Regulator's website
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Creating a Community Interest CompanyForming Community Interest Companies (CIC) is the new and popular solution for small and medium sized Social Enterprise ventures. With less red tape than a full Charity registration, CIC is specifically intended for social and community enterprises.
Your aims as a CICOur job in creating your CIC is to turn your ideas and plans into legal documents that will be accepted for formal registration as a Community Interest Company. Make notes on your vision, aims and intentions and tell us about it in plain English. We can offer suggestions, but it's your ideas that matter.
CIC regulation is strict
but not as strict as it is for a registered charity. This relatively new company type is increasingly recognised by funding bodies as a well-regulated structure for not-for-profit ventures. The CIC format was specifically designed to provide a purpose-built legal framework and a "brand" identity for social enterprises that want to adopt the limited company form Being recognised as a Social Enterprise.Any company can act in the community interest if the directors decide it should... but the only way a limited liablility venture can gain recognition as a truly not-for-profit operation is to register as a Community Interest Company, a Company Limited by Guarantee or a Charity Limited by Guarantee. The CIC format (Community Interest Company) is the most recent to be made available and has quickly gained popularity for small and medium sized not-for-profit ventures. Charities must be established exclusively for charitable purposes, but a Community Interest Company can be established for any lawful purpose as long as its activities are carried on for the benefit of the community. To register today contact us on 0117 370 2725. |
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