Company Guides
How to set up a limited company in the UK. From the incorporation process to ongoing tasks such as dealing with Companies House, and maintaining your company records.
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How to close down a limited company – 4 options
How you choose to close your company could have a big impact on your tax bill. And, depending on your business’ financial health, there are also legal implications to take into account.
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What is the Companies House PROOF scheme?
The PROOF scheme, also known as the Protected Online Filing scheme, is a completely free service established by Companies House to protect your business from potential fraud.
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Should you set up a buy-to-let limited company?
Here’s how owning a rental property through a buy-to-let company differs from owning it in your own name, and a look at the pros and cons.
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What are the costs of running a limited company?
There are a number of initial and ongoing costs associated with running a limited company. In this guide we look at the typical costs you will incur as a company owner.
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What is a limited by guarantee company?
Typically used by not-for-profit organisations, a company limited by guarantee is very similar to one limited by shares, but with some important differences.
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Forming a company – what is a SIC code?
When you form a new company, you need to choose a Standard Industrial Classification (SIC) code you want to associate with your new venture. So, what is an SIC code used for?
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What is a UK private limited company?
A private limited company is a popular type of business structure in the UK. Here we explain what a limited company is, and how to register one.
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Managed Service Company (MSC) legislation – 2022 guide
The MSC legislation may affect your company if an accountant or service provider is deemed to have too much involvement or control over its operation. HMRC has recently stepped up activity in this area.
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Set up a limited company – options and costs
Setting up a private limited company is perhaps simpler than you may think. You can incorporate yourself, or use a professional to do this for you. Here we look at what you need to form a company, and how the process works.
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How to write a business plan for your limited company
A business plan doesn’t have to be a hefty document and definitely shouldn’t be long-winded, especially if you’re trying to persuade your bank to fund your enterprise, attract new investors, or motivate staff.
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How to take money out of a limited company
If you own a limited company, you (and any co-workers) generate income for the business. So, how can you take money out of the company legally, and tax-efficiently?
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Can you search for limited company information online?
There are established resources available for you to use if you’d like to find information about a particular limited company online.
