Limited Company

In this comprehensive article, we will explain the essential steps on how to remove a director of a company. We also explore various other critical considerations that must be taken into account throughout this process.

One of the main benefits of trading via a limited company is that - if things go wrong - directors are not personally liable for the company's debts, unless they…

In this article, we explain what the purpose of a registered address of a limited company is, why you need one and how to change your registered address if you relocate.

A director can be held personally responsible if they allow the company to carry on trading after it became clear that it would go into liquidation.

Setting up a limited company is a significant milestone for a fledgling business. The incorporation process may seem daunting if this is the first time you have become a company…

An LLP shares many of the features of a partnership, but also offers its members limited liability from any financial problems the business may face in the future. Here we…

Since 6th April 2016, nearly all UK companies have been required to maintain a register of Persons with Significant Control (also known as a “PSC register”). The PSC register obligations…

If you have set up in business via a limited company, there are a number of duties you will have – as well as legal and financial responsibilities – if you are a director of the company.

This article explains who can be appointed as a director, and what your duties will be if you are appointed to the role.

The role of a limited company secretary is essentially an administrative one, but can involve a number of important responsibilities depending on the wishes of the company’s directors.