Sole trader
Setting up a sole trader is the simplest and most straightforward way to trade.
There is no requirement to file the accounts at Companies House. All you need to do is to inform HMRC that you, the individual trader, is
An annual self-assessment tax return will need to be completed for income tax and Class 4NICs and sole traders and partners may need to make payments on
NIC Class 2 National Insurance Contributions (NICs) are payable by all self-employed people (sole traders and Partners). In addition, Class 4 NIC
If an individual believes that his contributions are too low and would like to preserve entitlement to basic state benefits (eg state retirement pension) then he/she can elect to pay Class 3 NIC. This is a voluntary contribution.
A person who retains employment as well as pursuing self-employment as a trader is still liable for tax on the employment income under the PAYE system operated by the employer.
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Pinacrown Consulting offers a comprehensive range of company administration services for sole traders in London
Companies limited by guarantee
An alternative structure to the company limited by shares.
Limited liability partnership
A corporate vehicle, which is limited by capital contribution by the partners but transparent for tax
Sole trader
Setting up a sole trade is the simplest and most straightforward way to trade.
For small to medium businesses
Take care of your business while we take care of your tax & accountancy needs.
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Advantages of trading through a limited company.
Partnerships
Several individuals are carrying on the same trade.
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