Business Advice
Tailored Business Advice for Growth & Success
At our firm, we offer expert business advice tailored to help you grow and succeed. Whether you’re launching a startup, expanding your company, or optimizing operations, our experienced team provides strategic insights and practical solutions. We’re committed to understanding your unique goals and guiding you every step of the way. Let us help turn your vision into lasting success.
We provide you with the best guidance to launch or expand any size or type of business, and we assist with business formation in the following ways:
- Limited company by shares
- Partnership
- Sole trader
- Individual advice
We stand side by side with our cherished clients as we offer guidance, assistance, and recommendations. We ensure that our clients are fully informed about the steps involved in beginning a business and are given the information they need, such as the availability of grants for feasibility studies and the provision of financial support for the launch of new businesses or the growth of current ones.
When deciding whether to form a limited company or to trade as sole traders, consider the following factors:
- A limited company becomes a distinct legal person from its stockholders. A shareholder's personal liability for the company's debts and obligations is limited to the amount of their unpaid issued share capital.
- The shareholders’ liability is limited only to the amount of share capital subscribed and issued to the shareholders.
- A sole trader or partnership is a business in which the owner(s) is/are solely liable for all obligations and liabilities.
- Individual advice
- A company has a separate legal existence from a sole proprietorship or partnership in the perspective of the law. In times of financial difficulty, a company's assets may be utilized to offset its obligations.
- Directors' and shareholders' personal assets cannot be confiscated to settle business obligations.
- Low corporation tax rates are available to limited companies, which is beneficial for the expansion of the company.
- The name of a limited liability company is protected from imitation, while the registered business name of a sole trader is not.
- Regardless of director or management changes, the business operates until it is wound up and dissolved.