From helping to fast-track the formation of private limited companies and limited liability partnerships, to guiding you through the complexities of PLCs and the pitfalls of ‘not-for-profit’ guarantee companies, our experienced corporate team specialises in UK business entities. With each formation, Turner Little can provide bespoke packages including:
• Banking Arrangement
• Business Consultancy
• Company Secretary
• Registered Office Address
• Accountancy
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If you’re thinking of investing in rental property, it’s worth considering whether a limited company is right for you. A limited company can offer some significant benefits over other investment vehicles such as buy-to-let mortgages and personal accounts. Here we explore how to take advantage of these benefits and how it could help your long-term
Offshore company formation can be a complicated, lengthy and tedious process when going at it alone. While it is possible to set up an offshore company yourself, there are legitimate reasons why a regulated consultant should handle offshore company formation. 1. Offshore company formation is often associated with dodgy dealings If you’ve read news articles
The UK has long been considered one of the leading business locations in the world, so if you’re thinking about forming a company in the UK, you will be in good company, and will be well placed to take advantage of the opportunities an international business centre brings. James Turner, Director at company formation specialists,
What do you do after company formation? Once your company registration is complete, there are a few things to consider within the first few weeks of starting a business. Following company setup, Companies House will issue a Certificate of Incorporation to verify the successful registration of your new company in the UK. Upon receipt of
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