A Director’s Loan Account (DLA) records every financial transaction between a business and its owners. This ledger tracks funds the company owes to the director or vice versa. Most accounts remain in debit because directors withdraw money throughout the year. However,...
Dividends are one of the most efficient ways for company owners to take profits from their business. However, there’s more to paying dividends than just transferring money. If you’re a director of a limited company, it’s your responsibility to be in the know about...
Running a limited company in the UK can open up exciting opportunities. But it also comes with its fair share of responsibilities, particularly when it comes to taxes. For many business owners, the thought of dealing with tax obligations can feel overwhelming or even...
When you embark on the journey of entrepreneurship, one of the most pivotal decisions you will face is the choice of business structure. Registering as a sole trader vs limited company - this is where you’ll need to weigh your options and choose. Naturally, it will...
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...
Being a limited company director means making smart decisions for your business - but doing it in a way that benefits the company as a whole. It’s important to understand your responsibilities in order to avoid any legal or financial pitfalls in the future. As a...
Understanding Asset Locks A Community Interest Asset Lock is a legal restriction used to safeguard its assets. It ensures that these assets are used for the benefit of the community, rather than for personal gain. Asset locks play a crucial role in maintaining the...
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...
Using a Limited Liability Partnership is this week's podcast theme. Are you looking to set up a Limited Liability Partnership? A limited liability partnership (LLP) has many of the features of a normal partnership and a company. In this podcast, I will explain...
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...
About this episode Moving from sole trader to limited company is more than filling in a form. It changes how the business is seen legally, how money moves, how tax is handled, and how we communicate with suppliers, customers, staff and HMRC. In this episode, we...
How to change from a sole trader into a limited company is this week’s topic. Are you thinking about changing from a sole trader to a limited company? There are many reasons why this might be the case. Tax issues and wanting more protection for your business are the...
A Community Interest Company (CIC) fills the gap between social enterprise and traditional for-profit business. Furthermore, it's designed for those with an interest in solving social problems. Taking on public contracts as well as private ones. It gives you more...
Choosing the best business structure to save tax is not just about picking the lowest tax rate. Sole traders and limited companies are taxed in different ways, and the right answer depends on profit, National Insurance, Corporation Tax, salary, dividends, cash needs...
Sole trader or limited company and Choosing your business structure to save tax ? Previously I talked about the differences between a sole trader and limited company. What you need to consider when deciding what business structure, you should adopt. You cannot make...
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...
Should you be a sole trader or a company? You might think it is just about the name, but there are many other things to look at when considering whether you Should you be a sole trader or a company?. The choice will impact on many areas of your business, for example...
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