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A fairly open topic but wanted to hear your thoughts on how best to manage the approach of founding Director.
An 'associate' is involved with a business as a director, but the founding director has a hard time separating himself as a private individual and the business as a separate...
How would the company have fallen in value? I appreciate we would have to justify why their 20% is worth £60k (for e.g.), and why effectively that values the company at £300k. But I don't follow why the value would have fallen...
Thanks for the reply qul, some really useful points to consider there.
If hypothetically we intend on initiall raising c. £3k from 30,000 shares, and then in 4-6 months need a second round capital raise of c. £60k, for which we may give 20% equity, if we go down the route of doing this by...
Okay - we will be arranging shareholder agreements without a doubt. I just wondered if there were any other obvious legal implications with cancelling some of the existing shares at nominal value and reissuing to the new shareholders.
As we also want to be eligible for SEIS relief for the key...
That's true, good point re CGT. So aside of having the issue of convincing the investors of the £400k value, I think I have two realistic options:
a) issue new shares, to equal a 15% to give to the new investors, but the risk is I dilute the shareholding of existing shareholders (is there a way...
Okay that's helpful - thank you.
Alternatively if I didn't want to dilute the existing share allocation between the original group of known investors, and decided to transfer a % of my own shareholding to the external investors, would there be any other implications? e.g. if I have 60% and...
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Just a quick question re Ltd company raising equity finance.
If I set up a Ltd co with an initial £3k with a small group of friends, issuing 30,000 £0.10 shares, and then subsequently decide to raise a larger amount from external investors; £60k by creating new shares - and I only want...
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Please can someone clarify if dividends paid out on preference shares are allowable against Corporate tax?
I.e. can these distributions be offset against total income?
Thanks
I think we're swaying from the original query; the OP is wondering whether they need to file a self-assessment tax return as a result of their being a director of a recently incorporated company. No other info is provided, therefore is it worth speculating on unknowns?!
The self-assessment tax return is to declare your personal income, so not directly linked to the fact that you're director of a Ltd Company.
If your personal income is from employment with another company, i.e. your income is taxed at source via PAYE, you shouldn't need to complete a tax return...
Train and taxi's are generally zero-rated supplies - but which code it goes to on your version of sage depends on how it's set up.
for e.g. we use T10 for zero rated, and T11 for exempt. This may not be the case for everyone that uses sage.
Are you the only shareholder? It should be as easy as submitting a form to Companies House to reflect the transfer of shares going from you, to your husband.
I'd google 'transfer of shares Companies House', they have loads of guidance on which form needs to be submitted. Once that's done, you...