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Original Message Added : 22 Mar 2012
 
hi all

ive taken the plunge into starting my company welding/engineering in hertfordshire i jumped the gun a little and registered the company and formed a ltd company and amazingly family members have come out and said tut tut tut you should have gone sole/trader.

i have read a lot of sites with the pros and cons to this but i think am right due to the tax incentives alone ok corporation tax is a git but that is the law.

for the next six months am still a paye employee for another company who does not know am doing this there not in the same sector but its complicated

any advise please ?

Jamie AtkinsJamie Atkins from
Jta Engineering Ltd
Location :St. Albans
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Reply : 22 Mar 2012
 
as a limited company, a director is only responsible for the amount of shares they have, (so if a comapny folds owening £20000) you would only be responsible for your number of sares generally £100., if i was to advise anyone thorugh my business i would advise a limited company because as itv says Limited, you are limited to a extent of an amount you have to pay if you fail.

if you need any further advice ring Peiter tomorrow on 08432898877, and discuss this personally we can also offer you other business advice,

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Peiter Wallace-DochertyPeiter Wallace-Docherty from
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Reply : 24 Mar 2012
 
My advice would be to speak to an accountant as soon as possible.

There are all kinds of pitfalls when you become a ltd company that can end up costing you a fortune in accountancy fees if they have to sort out a mess come accounting time.

So by speaking to an accountant from the off they will make sure you have the right systems and processes in place from the start.

Jacqueline DruryJacqueline Drury from
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Reply : 26 Mar 2012
 
Thanks for the great advise and thanks for the phone call

Jamie AtkinsJamie Atkins from
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