For years, EBITDA (Earnings Before Interest, Taxes, Depreciation, and Amortisation) has been promoted as a key measure of financial performance. Businesses use it to present themselves in the best possible
When starting and running a business, it’s easy to focus on profit as the ultimate measure of success. But profit, EBITDA, and free cash flow all tell different stories about your business’
Choosing a company name is not always easy. The company name you were thinking of may already exist or you may be searching for an inventive name which grabs attention
Starting a new business can be an exciting and at the same time stressful prospect. To try and ensure success, and of course ideally make a profit, your need to
Starting a business comes with exciting opportunities, but managing finances can be a challenge. Many business owners as a result look for help but are then not sure whether they
If your business is investing in innovation, you might have heard about the Research and Development (R&D) Tax Credit scheme in the UK. Like all areas of UK tax they
For years, EBITDA (Earnings Before Interest, Taxes, Depreciation, and Amortisation)
When starting and running a business, it’s easy to focus
Choosing a company name is not always easy. The company
Starting a new business can be an exciting and at
Most UK companies have one type of share, but for those with multiple shareholders, different share types may be better. Here we explain share categories, why they matter, and how setting up the right structure now can save time and costs later.
Get these 5 steps done after setting up a limited company in the UK!
Rather than talk through the various points to be considered when starting and setting up a limited company this is a complete step by step tutorial taking you through the full process to successfully form a UK limited company.
All UK companies need to file a confirmation statement online for our company at least once every 12 months. Here we show you how.
Founders often rely on verbal agreements about how the business will be run. But these can lead to ambiguity as time passes. The best practice is clear: get everything in writing with a shareholders’ agreement to avoid future complications and ensure clarity from the start.
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