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Making a Corporate Appointment: Governing Law and Legal Form
When forming a limited company it’s possible to have another company acting as any of the following: director, shareholder, person with significant control (PSC), and secretary.
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Can I change my Companies House WebFiling Authentication Code?
Yes, you can. The Companies House WebFiling Authentication Code is a 6 alphanumeric code that Companies House provide upon company registration (if we registered your company, you can find this by logging in and then clicking on your company name). This is the code that enables you to carry out online filing for your company, […]
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How To File Your First Self Assessment
Self Assessments don’t need to be complicated. In fact, with a little forward planning,you can make the Self Assessment season a stroll through the park.
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Essential Contracts for your Business
Once you have incorporated your new company you will be keen to get things running as soon as possible. However, before you hit the ground running it is crucial that you source robust contracts to protect you and your business so that it can grow quickly and safely. In this article we discuss what business […]
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5 Legal Documents for your Buy to Let Business
After incorporating your property business you will be keen to get started and let your properties so that you can get returns on your investments as soon as possible. However, before you embark on your buy to let business, you will need to ensure that you have a suite of legally-compliant contracts that protect you, […]
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The Difference Between a Trading Name and a Company Name.
Starting a business can be an exciting, yet overwhelming journey. There are so many aspects to consider, from developing your product or service, to setting up your business structure. One of the crucial steps in starting a business is choosing a name. You want a name that reflects your brand identity, is memorable, and legally […]
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Business Forms: Commission Agreement
A Commission Agreement is for use where one party (a provider of goods or services) (the"Client") wishes to engage another to introduce suppliers or customers in order to generate more sales and increase their customer base.
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Business Forms: Consultancy Agreement
This Consultancy Agreement is designed for use by a company (rather than a sole trader) whose staff or subcontractors carry out the consulting services.
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Business Forms: Employment Offer
The Statutory Minimum Employment Agreement Checklist can be used to help you instruct lawyers, or to help you complete a contract of employment.
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Business Forms: Final Payment Reminder
The Final Payment Reminder letter (exc. CDA Interest) follows up the first late payment reminder.