The majority of businesses will need to take out a business loan at some stage. Borrowing can help pay for new equipment or plant; or it can fund the expansion of development of a business. As with all credit, there is, of course, a cost to borrowing: the interest...
Domicile and residence can each have a significant impact on how much UK tax you must pay, or indeed if you must pay UK tax at all. Both terms are used for tax purposes and have little to do with citizenship or nationality. Domicile and tax Domicile is the country you...
Primary Companies Act Forms There are over 100 forms prescribed by the Companies Act 2006. We list below the main forms and include a link to all the forms which can be downloaded direct from Companies House. Many of the procedures can now be completed online rather...
The Companies Act comprises of approximately 1,300 sections and introduces new legislation which reflects the changing business environment. The Act provides for a single company law regime applying to the whole of the UK, so that companies will be UK companies rather...
Any business, whether it is just starting out or is considering the next stage in its development, will need a business plan. A business plan serves several important purposes. Perhaps the most obvious is to help raise funding. A business plan is the document that...
Whether an individual is an employee or self-employed in a particular situation is a question of fact depending on the terms under which he or she works. When you engage someone to do work for you, you have to decide whether or not to apply the PAYE rules. It is up to...
