Whether you edit for YouTube creators, produce brand videos, or shoot corporate productions, a company lets you invoice professionally, write off equipment, and scale your video business with proper legal protection.
UK Ltd for UK and European clients; US LLC for North American clients or US-based platform income.
24-48 hours.
Business account for project fees, retainers, and platform payouts.
Send invoices through your company immediately after formation.
Yes. Professional equipment used for your business is typically deductible. The rules on immediate expensing versus depreciation vary by jurisdiction, consult an accountant for your situation.
Yes. Software subscriptions (Adobe Premiere, DaVinci Resolve, After Effects, etc.) are business expenses when purchased through the company and deductible accordingly.
A US LLC is popular among YouTube creators and the editors who serve them, as it enables Stripe US, AdSense for business, and USD invoicing. A UK Ltd is a strong option if you primarily serve UK or European creators and brands.
Yes. If you also license stock footage or music as part of your business, the company can hold licences and receive licence fees as part of its income. This is common among videographers who license their content library.
Fixed price, real-time tracking, and expert handling, from first document to final approval.
Set Up UK Ltd