About this episode Choosing between sole trader or limited company is one of the biggest decisions we make as business owners. It affects tax, records, admin, personal risk, business costs, growth plans, and how customers or suppliers may view the business. In this...
When it comes to choosing a business structure in the United Kingdom, limited companies offer a range of advantages that make them an appealing option for entrepreneurs. This video will delve into the benefits of being a limited company, emphasizing its flexibility...
The advantages of a limited company go beyond simply putting “Ltd” after your business name. A company creates a separate legal structure around the business. As a result, it can change your personal exposure to risk, the way ownership works, how you bring in...
A Limited Liability Partnership is like a duck billed platypus. A duck billed platypus is a bit of every animal. Likewise, a Limited Liability Partnership (LLP) shares many of the features of a normal partnership, blended with that of a company. Moreover, it also...
Making your business partnership work can be one of the greatest pleasures of having your own business. With that in mind, if you’re planning to start a business venture with a friend, family member or associate as your business partner read on. Don’t assume...
Tips for effective business partnerships is this weeks vlog. Making your business partnership work can be daunting if you have never had a partnership. There are many things to consider, especially if you intend to start a partnership with a friend or a family...
About this episode In this episode, we explain what a Community Interest Company is and how CICs can support social enterprises that want to make money while creating positive community impact. A CIC can be a useful structure for people who want to run a business with...
Do you want to start your own business? Don’t know How to decide which type of company is right for you? There are two types of companies that you can choose from when starting a business. Sole traders and limited companies. Both have their pros and cons. Understand...
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