Limited Advice
In this section you will find a number of hints and tips that will help you when working via a Limited Company.
If you have any questions please call 01442 759100 or email Sophie.lewis@dolanaccountancy.com
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Limited Liability Partnerships
Once you’ve decided to join the self-employed sector, there are many different options available to you – here we take a look at the Limited Liability Partnerships (LLP) route.
Read MORENotice of Termination Template
Need to change Accountants? Moving from Limited to Umbrella? Copy our termination template and paste it into an email or letter to send to your accountant.
Read MOREManagement Consultants – A Guide to Going Limited
Discover how to become a management consultant. Why you should go limited, how you can find work and more in this easy to read guide.
Read MOREChoosing a Limited Company Name
Before you can form a Limited Company, you will need to choose a name! That might sound easy, but there are a number of things you will need to consider.
Read MORELimited or Sole Trader?
This is one of the most common questions we get asked – and the answer is different for everybody. Depending on your personal circumstances, you might be better off as a sole trader or as Director of a Limited Company.
Your income is a key determining factor, but it is also worth considering your appetite for risk, your future plans for your business and the amount of administration you are happy with.
Read MOREHow to Take Money out of a Limited Company
So you’ve secured your first contract, raised your invoices and the money’s starting to roll in to your company bank account. Great! Now how do you get it out of there?
Read MOREContracting through a Limited Company
The finer details of tax planning are what you hire an accountant for – you are not going to be the one sitting down with a calculator, to work out the optimum way to split your income, across your tax allowances. So what does running your own Limited Company actually involve for you?
Read MOREShould I set up a Limited Company?
Being a sole trader is the most common way to operate a fledgling business. However, as a freelance business grows, it’s likely you’ll be better-served setting up a Limited company. This quick guide gives a run-down of the benefits of doing so.
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