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Ready to turn your online business dreams into reality? With our legal entity solutions, getting your e-commerce business off the ground has never been easier! We streamline the entire process, making it simple and hassle-free so you can focus on growing your business.
How does e-commerce company registration work?
Create your account
Start by creating your user account using the Native Company plan. This is your gateway to accessing all our services.
Access the Native Teams wallet
Open your Native Teams wallet, navigate to the Native Company section in the top right corner, and select "Legal Entity".
Submit your information
Fill in the required details, including entity specifics, directors, shareholders, and other necessary information. If you need help, you can book a call with our team for personalised assistance.
Approval process
Your request will be submitted for approval by the government, which typically takes one to two days.
Enjoy your UK legal entity
Once approved, enjoy the benefits of having a UK Legal Entity while we handle all the administrative tasks for you.
UK entity registration: Establish your e-commerce business with a UK entity for a strong market presence.
Dedicated IBAN: Enjoy a dedicated IBAN for streamlined banking and financial management.
Payment processor flexibility: Choose from a variety of payment processors to fit your business needs.
Stripe integration: Easily integrate Stripe for efficient and secure payment processing.
Additional services: Access additional features and support to help your business thrive.
Starting an e-commerce company offers unmatched opportunities for growth and flexibility. It allows you to reach a global audience, breaking free from geographical limitations and expanding into new markets. With the ability to operate from anywhere, you can adapt your business model to fit your needs and ambitions. Additionally, establishing an e-commerce presence improves your brand's credibility and professional image, positioning you competitively in the e-commerce marketplace.
Navigating e-commerce taxes can be complex, but understanding the basics is crucial. Value-Added Tax (VAT) is added to most goods and services sold. Businesses must register for VAT if their turnover exceeds a certain threshold. Prices typically include VAT, which varies depending on the product or service type.
Corporate tax applies to the profits of UK-based e-commerce businesses. The rate depends on the level of profits, with different rates for smaller and larger businesses. If your business operates internationally, you need to pay corporate tax on profits earned within the UK.
Income tax is based on personal earnings for individuals involved in the business. National Insurance contributions are required to support social security benefits, and there are different rates for employees and employers.
For businesses importing goods, import duties and tariffs may apply, affecting the cost of products brought into the UK. It's important to consider these taxes when setting prices and to seek guidance if needed to navigate the customs process effectively.
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