Share Capital: Advantages and Disadvantages
Share capital represents the total value of shares sold by a limited company. The extent to which – and how – private limited companies use
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Share capital represents the total value of shares sold by a limited company. The extent to which – and how – private limited companies use
For the tax year 6th April 2024 to 5th April 2025, the dividend tax allowance has halved from £1,000 to just £500. This marks a
Not all UK business types are equal. When starting a new business venture in the UK, selecting the most suitable legal structure for your needs
You have quite likely heard the term “limited liability”, even if you may not fully understand its legal, business and financial implications. In practice, limited
Dividend tax is paid by shareholders to HMRC on any dividends that they receive from a company. For those who run a limited company in
Most limited companies in the UK are incorporated as private companies that are limited by shares. This type of company is suitable for most commercial
Whether you plan to establish a limited company or a limited liability partnership (LLP), it is important to understand what is meant by “limited liability”.
The main methods of withdrawing money from a limited company are through a director’s salary, expenses/benefits, dividends, and a director’s loan. As a limited company
As the name suggests, a shareholders’ agreement is a formal agreement between shareholders or between shareholders and a company. Shareholder agreements are normally put in
On the transfer of UK shares from one person to another, stamp duty or stamp duty reserve tax (SDRT) may be payable to HMRC. It