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United Kingdom · Compliance & Governance

Enter and scale in the United Kingdom with confidence in Companies House and HMRC compliance.

Paulina helps founders, boards, and overseas operators register UK entities, satisfy Companies House and HMRC obligations, and build governance that stands up to UK regulators — backed by Aikigroup.net.

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What Paulina delivers in the UK

Compliance and governance built for this market.

Company formation & registration

Incorporate with Companies House, choose SIC codes, appoint a registered office, and complete PSC register filings correctly the first time.

HMRC & regulatory compliance

Corporation tax registration, VAT threshold monitoring, PAYE setup, and identity verification under the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act.

UK GDPR & investor-grade governance

ICO registration, data protection policies, board charters, and reporting cadences that satisfy UK due diligence and audit expectations.

Why businesses choose Paulina for the UK market.

  • Practical knowledge of Companies House filings and where new identity verification rules bite.
  • UK GDPR and ICO registration handled alongside your wider data governance programme.
  • A single point of accountability across accountants, company secretaries, and registered agents.
  • Cross-border experience that keeps UK, Caribbean, and Americas entities in sync.

Ready to launch in the United Kingdom?

Book a free 30-minute consultation and leave with a clear view of your UK compliance obligations and the fastest compliant route to operating.

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