Licence renewal, amendments and company closure
Keep your licence valid, update your company details as your business grows and close a company correctly when needed. We manage the documents and approvals.
Services included
Licence renewal
Renew your trade licence and related approvals before expiry.
Add or change activity
Update the licensed activity with the required approvals.
Shareholder and manager changes
Add, remove or replace partners and managers.
Name and address changes
Change the trade name or move to a new office.
Capital changes
Update the company capital where applicable.
Company closure
Cancel the licence, visas, labour cards and complete clearances.
How renewal works
Check status
Licence, tenancy, visas and any dues.
Prepare documents
Tenancy, approvals and updates.
Submit renewal
File and pay government fees.
Receive licence
New expiry date and updated documents.
Usually needed for renewal
- Valid tenancy or flexi-desk agreement
- Clear dues and fines with the authorities
- Valid approvals for regulated activities
- Current company documents and signatures
Do not let it lapse
Share your licence copy. We check the expiry date and tell you what is needed.
Message a consultantClosing a company properly
Closing a company means cancelling the licence, visas and labour cards, settling dues and completing any liquidation steps required by the authority. Skipping steps can leave fines or restrictions on the owners.
We review your position, list the steps and manage the process.
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Frequently asked questions
When should I renew my licence?
Start before the expiry date. Late renewal can lead to fines and restrictions.
Can I add a new activity?
Usually yes, subject to approvals and fees. Not every activity can be combined.
Can I renew if my lease expired?
Most authorities need valid tenancy. We help you renew it first.
What happens to visas when a company closes?
Visas linked to the company must be cancelled or transferred. We manage this.
Ready to get started?
Tell us about your plan and we reply with the recommended route, an itemised proposal and the next steps.