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This area contains important information for limited company directors and shareholders, including advice on buying a 'ready-made' company, essential legal issues, tax saving and planning strategies and ideas on how to maximise the benefit of our services.
The legal and taxation regime for limited companies continues to change. The main rate of corporation tax commencing 1 April 2009 is 28%, while the small companies' rate is 21%.
The Companies Act 2006, complete with almost 1,300 sections came into force by 1 October 2008. Visit our Companies Act 2006 section for further details of the changes already introduced and those planned for 1 October 2009 when the new provisions relating to directors' responsibilities to their companies come into force. From 1 October 2007 the Act abolished the requirement for a private company to have an AGM. However some companies may have provisions in their articles requiring an AGM.
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With effect from VAT periods or VAT years starting on or after 1 April 2010, two new, optional de minimis tests will be introduced to save certain partly exempt businesses the need to carry out complicated and time-consuming calculations.
Moves to phase out cheque payments by 2018 have been criticised by the House of Commons Treasury Select Committee.
People with savings in ISA accounts could be missing out on substantial amounts of interest, it has been claimed.
A brief preview of what may or may not be in the last Budget before the general election.
The government’s plans to establish a workplace pension scheme for lower paid employees have been criticised after it was revealed that people who join initially will have to pay a 2 per cent contribution fee.
The government has indicated ahead of the Budget that Venture Capital Trusts will still have a part to play in the business economy.
Complex employment rules are posing a threat to the competitiveness of UK business and the ability of firms to create jobs, a new report has claimed.
The business climate for smaller firms suffered as a result of the extremely cold winter, a new report has suggested.
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