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One of the most common misconceptions about limited companies is that the director is the owner of the company – this is not the case. So if not the director, who?
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One of the most common misconceptions about limited companies is that the director is the owner of the company – this is not the case. So if not the director, who?
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All limited companies formed with us are provided with a digital version of the certificate of incorporation (think of it as a company’s birth certificate) that is available to view and download as soon as the company has been formed. In this post we’ll look at how you can download yours.
This month sees two important updates to the UK limited company formation process; the addition of a ‘People with Significant Control’ (PSC) section and the addition of a ‘Standard Industrial Classification’ (SIC) section. Let’s take a look at what this means for you when forming a company.
All UK limited companies must have at least one director, one shareholder and one person with significant control (PSC). All these roles can be taken by one person, however – as well being able to appoint other people, you can also appoint other companies in roles too. These are called corporate appointments.
When incorporating a Limited by Shares company you will need a Director and a Shareholder. Both are pivotal to the general running of the company with the differences depending on the company type; Limited by Shares, Limited Liability Partnership (LLP) or Limited by Guarantee. We know it can be confusing when setting up a company, […]
Changing the name of a limited company director and shareholder is a quick and simple process. In this blog post, we shall look at how to do this.
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As a limited company director, you are entitled to various benefits and perks. One of the most valuable perks is being in charge of your salary. This means you can set your salary within certain limits and take advantage of other benefits.