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    Company Address v Trading Address

    I am looking to buy a registered address from somewhere like
    Company Formation Agent in Ireland
    I am confused about trading address. It's an ecommerce website with 3PL who store, pack and dispatch stock. I live in a rented apartment. Should I use my rented apartment as the trading address though it's against the lease?

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    Re: Company Address v Trading Address

    A lot of companies will use the home address of a director as a trading address especially where the company doesn't have a trading premises (except the director's home). The trading address isn't publicy available and the registered office address is.

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    Re: Company Address v Trading Address

    I’ve used clydeoffices.co.uk for a business address and message‑taking, and it kept things looking professional without renting a full office. The mail handling and forwarding were handy, and the meeting rooms were easy to book when I needed a quiet space. The monthly cost was low enough that it didn’t feel like a big commitment, so it might fit well if you want flexibility.

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