Virtual Offices Chorley

A virtual office provides you with a trading address – giving you a physical presence and adding another element to your business. A virtual office offers many of the benefits of a physical office, without the costly overheads associated. Winner. Work from the comfort of your own home, but have your business associated with a physical, thriving office location. With our virtual offices, you’ll receive a mailing address, as well as the option to benefit from a dedicated phone number and call answering services. You can use your virtual office address on your website, your business cards, your invoices and more. You can even take advantage of our spacious meeting areas too, to impress and astound your clients.

Yes. As much as we would like to think we’re selling Matrix-style office space, our locations are actual office buildings, which have multiple, physical tenants inside i.e. real life people. Having physical tenants also gives you that real ‘office’ feel – and the opportunity to network. Hey, you’re sharing a space with other businesses – might as well try and make friends too.

All of our office locations are part of thriving business communities – which you can be part of!

Yes, you can use a virtual address for HMRC (Her Majesty’s Revenue and Customs) as long as the virtual address meets certain requirements.

HMRC accepts virtual addresses as long as they are registered with Companies House, which is the UK government’s official register of companies. The virtual address must also be a physical location where mail can be received and forwarded to you.

It’s important to note that HMRC requires individuals and companies to provide a registered address where they can be contacted for official purposes, such as tax returns and correspondence related to tax matters. This address can be different from the virtual address you use for general correspondence and business purposes.

Before using a virtual address for HMRC, it’s best to check their guidelines and requirements or seek advice from a qualified tax professional.

You do, indeed. All companies and partnerships incorporated in the UK are required to have a registered address. Charities will need a contact address that is displayed to the public. Our blog here explains all the UK regulations on registered address requirements.

If your company or charity is not yet registered, you can find out how to do that here.

All of our virtual offices are part of thriving business centres and office complexes. You’ll find each of our locations fully staffed, with a working reception. Not only does this mean you’ll get a lovely welcome when you enter, so will your clients too. Remember, first impressions always count.