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Crowdfunding lets restaurant owners raise money from many small backers rather than relying on loans or savings. Here's how each type works, which suits restaurants best, and how to run a campaign that actually converts.
Starting a restaurant takes more than a good menu. From business planning and food safety registration to location and pricing, here's what to think about before you open your doors.
An LLP must have at least two designated members. Here's what distinguishes them from regular members, what responsibilities they carry, and what happens if you don't appoint any.
There is no legal difference between "Limited" and "Ltd" as a company suffix in the UK. Both mean exactly the same thing. Here's what you need to know when choosing.
There are three main types of limited company structure in the UK: limited by shares, limited by guarantee, and limited liability partnership. Here's how each one works and which suits different types of business.
UK limited companies must file annual accounts and a confirmation statement every year. Here's what each one covers, when they're due, what happens if you miss the deadline, and how they differ.
A company limited by guarantee is a legal structure used by nonprofits, charities, and membership organisations. Here's how it works, who uses it, and how to register one in the UK.
Forming a UK limited company involves six key steps, from choosing your structure and company name to completing ID checks and registering with Companies House. Here's everything you need to get it right.
Sole traders do not need to register with Companies House. You do need to register with HMRC for Self Assessment. Here's what that involves and what else you're responsible for as a sole trader.
Forming a Scottish limited company works the same way as forming one in England or Wales. Here's what makes a Scottish company different, what you need to register one, and how to get started.
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