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This guide will cover all crucial questions from: the meaning of a dissolved company, to what it means if your company status is dissolved, what the process of dissolving a company is like and what happens after you dissolve a company.
Switching to an LTD from a sole trader can come with a few benefits, such as; limited liability, potential tax advantages, easier access to funding and increased credibility. We’ll discuss these benefits below as well as highlight all the necessary steps you need to take to switch from a sole trader to a limited company set-up.
It is currently taking Companies House (the UK’s registrar of companies) an average of 15 hours to process limited company incorporations. This being the amount of time it takes for a company to be formed once the company information has been completed and the incorporation request has been sent to Companies House.
Yes. If you’ve not yet formed your company and for some reason would like a specific date of incorporation (in the near future), we can help. Here’s how.
Many first-time business owners choose to set up as a sole trader over becoming an LTD. However, as a business grows, being a sole trader can become more of a restriction than a benefit. In this blog, we’ll explore when you should consider moving from a sole trader to an LTD business structure.
There is mass confusion surrounding the annual accounts and the annual returns. Some people mistake one for the other; some people recognise one but fail to recognise the other and some people completely ignore them both.
Today’s blog will explore how much it costs to form a limited company or LLP and places where you can save or splurge during the process.
What is a Limited by Guarantee Company? Limited by guarantee companies are commonly adopted by nonprofit organisations such as charities, sports associations, community projects, societies, and other similar entities. This type of structure does not have shares or shareholders, as opposed to limited by shares companies. This means that all profits earned by the company […]
Whilst choosing a name may be one of the first steps you take when forming a company, it shouldn’t be overlooked. A name is the first impression your brand makes.
You may know your hydrangeas from your hollyhocks, but how clued up are you on the different company structures open to professional gardeners? If your gardening business is going to flourish, you’ll need to pick the best setup for you, and meet all the business and legal requirements that come with it.
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