These depend on what matters to you.
For example, if you make more profits than you need to draw out of your business, each year, then you’ll probably want to use a limited company.
Alternatively, if you have a fundamental objection to allowing your accounts to be made public, you’ll want to operate as a sole trader or conventional partnership.
Either way, allow us to guide you through.
Clients Case Studies
Learn about the experiences that just a handful of our clients have had in working with us, and how we might be able to work with you.

UKCharge Ltd – Andrew Werner

Kink London – Kethan Heyer

3rd Home – Giles Adams

Hearth Glow – Richard Gunter