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A lot of new business owners who register a company mistakenly believe that they will be able to use their personal bank account to keep track of the company’s money. Regardless of how much your new company formation is earning, or the number...

The limited company formation process in the UK is quick, easy and simple. However, there are a number of important matters that need to be considered before and after incorporating a company. Before registering a company, the business aims...

The process to set up a limited company in the UK is easy, simple and quick. A limited company is an entity which is managed by directors and owned by shareholders and in which the shareholders have limited liability.  The reasons to set up a...

A business accountant is a professional who is qualified to prepare financial statements and provide advisory services to their clients regarding a number of accounting and tax related matters. They can provide you with valuable advice in...

While registering a company, there are a number of areas of financial planning that need to be considered. Financial planning is the process of meeting an individual’s and company goals through proper management of finance. Financial planning...

When you set up a company you may consider registering for VAT. This is a tax charged on VAT taxable goods and services that are sold by VAT-registered companies to both business and non-business customers in the UK. It can also be charged on...

Upon company incorporation, it is vital that you understand the obligations of operating a limited company in the UK. This will include understanding what statutory documents need to be filed from the annual return and annual accounts to the...

There are many factors that should be taken into consideration when completing the company formation process.Company nameThe first thing to think about when completing a company formation  is your company name. Every private limited company...

Some of the key considerations when forming a limited company, such as the company name, directors and share capital, have already been discussed in Part One. Further important factors include:Company addressesWhen completing the company...

A company seal is designed to stamp a company’s registered name and number onto a document to evidence and record that it was executed on behalf of the company. Many new company directors at the time of their company registration purchase a...

When an application to incorporate a new company is submitted to Companies House it is necessary to provide a set of articles of association along with the application to register the company. The articles of association are also known as...

The Small Business, Enterprise and Employment Bill is due to gain royal assent in March 2015. The aim of this new legislation is to reduce the ‘red-tape’ faced by small businesses which can hamper innovation and growth. If the Bill becomes an...