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A locum doctor can provide work under a variety of different guises, including as a limited company. We take a look at the pros and cons.
Find out what help is available for small businesses, gig workers, and the self-employed.
From understanding expenses to starting a limited company, we've a range of jargon-free business guides for you to download and keep.
We show you how to set up a limited company so you get to define your brand, own everything you do, and run your business in the most tax-efficient way.
Whether you've decided to retire, become an employee, or go back to sole trader, you need to know the tax-efficient ways to close your limited company.
A company year end can be a daunting undertaking for first-time limited company directors. However it needn't be the end of the world. Here's what you need to know to get your year end accounts sorted.
Pension contributions are one of the few remaining tax breaks available to limited companies. It makes sense to take advantage of this tax break.
Don’t worry, it’s not as confusing as it seems. Here's what you need to know about share value and capital when setting up a limited company.
Think you're ready to move from a sole trader to a limited company structure? Here’s a simple explanation of when to make the transition and what you’ll need to keep in mind, without all the jargon.
What are your responsibilities as a limited company director? We explain what you need to file with Companies House & HMRC so you can keep on top of things.
Many take the sole trader route when starting a business, but there are huge benefits associated with setting up a limited company.
Limited companies are governed by the regulations contained in the Companies Act 2006. All company registration & records are managed by Companies House.
A limited company director must keep company records, as well as financial and accounting records. You must keep these records for six years.
We've collated a selection of free tools and resources for you to help make running your business a breeze. With everything from software to templates you can work out your take home pay, chase that unpaid invoice and calculate your IR35.
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