What is the Difference Between a Service Address and Registered Office Address?
Today’s article is here to cut through the jargon. We’ll explore the key difference between a service address and a registered office address.
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Today’s article is here to cut through the jargon. We’ll explore the key difference between a service address and a registered office address.
When it comes to a limited company’s director there’s quite a bit you can change online: Name, service address (official address), residential address, occupation, even the nationality. The date of birth however, is not so simple to update. After all, whilst all of the above can change, someone’s date of birth can’t. But what if you entered the incorrect date of birth when appointing a director?
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