Specialist company formation · Northern Ireland
An unlimited company is a specialist structure where members do not have the usual limited-liability protection. It can suit particular ownership, privacy or corporate-structuring requirements.
Is it right for you?
Unlike a normal limited company, the members of an unlimited company can have unlimited liability for the company’s debts if it is wound up and cannot meet its obligations. It should therefore be chosen deliberately, with the structure understood before formation.
How it works
Search the live Companies House register on this page.
Tell us about the members, ownership and intended company structure.
We check the structure and filing information and contact you if anything needs clarified before filing.
Once everything is confirmed, we prepare and submit the formation.
After incorporation, we send you the company documents and confirmation of registration.
Start here
Check the name, then continue straight into your unlimited company order. We’ll carry the details through for you.
It means the members do not benefit from the same cap on liability that shareholders in a normal limited company usually have. If the company is wound up with insufficient assets, members may be required to contribute without a fixed limit.
No. Most trading businesses choose a limited company. An unlimited company is a specialist structure and should be used where there is a clear reason for doing so.
Yes. We have experience with specialist formations and can guide you through the process and the information needed before filing.
Check your proposed name, then continue straight into the online order.
