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SIC Codes Lookup
In the UK, Standard Industrial Classification (SIC) codes indicate what your company does and in what industry. It is important to use up-to-date information while choosing your business’s SIC code. Otherwise, Company House will refuse your business registration application. Our free SIC code checker tool assists you in finding the most appropriate SIC code that accurately corresponds to your business activity.
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Management consultancy activities other than financial management
Choosing an SIC code is one of the steps to register your companyGet started - 68209
Other letting and operating of own or leased real estate
Choosing an SIC code is one of the steps to register your companyGet started - 96090
Other service activities n.e.c.
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Most common SIC code categories
EcommerceWholesale of fruit and vegetables
Wholesale of dairy products, eggs and edible oils and fats
Wholesale of wine, beer, spirits and other alcoholic beverages
Construction of domestic buildings
Development of building projects
Construction of commercial buildings
Management consultancy activities other than financial management
Other research and experimental development on natural sciences and engineering
Research and experimental development on social sciences and humanities
Administration of financial markets
Fund management activities
Financial management
Activities of real estate investment trusts
Activities of insurance agents and brokers
Other activities auxiliary to insurance and pension funding
FAQ
What is an SIC code?
The Standard Industrial Classification (SIC) code is a five-digit numerical code used to classify and categorise businesses in the UK based on their primary economic activities.
Why do I need an SIC code?
UK government agencies such as Companies House and the Office of National Statistics use SIC codes to identify and categorise different types of businesses and monitor their growth and decline. Therefore, it is mandatory for you to provide at least one SIC code while registering your company.
How do I find my UK SIC code?
You can search for the appropriate SIC code for your company in the condensed list of SIC codes provided by Companies House or use our handy free online tool above
Can I have multiple SIC codes for my business?
Yes, businesses in the UK can have multiple SIC codes. You can choose codes that represent various aspects of your business activities to accurately describe the range of services or products you offer. This gives you the flexibility to accurately describe the range of products or services you offer, making it easier to classify your business based on its diverse economic activities.
What if my SIC code is wrong?
If your SIC code is incorrect, you should contact Companies House to update it so that it accurately reflects your primary business activities.
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