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Even if you have insurance, there is nothing like peace of mind that your house is never going to be at risk from an unexpected issue that burns down a purchaser's house.
The cost of a limited company is so low in the UK that I wouldn't hesitate.
Your website seems to be selling an in vitro diagnostic device, not respiratory/critical care. Putting that aside, these devices all have heavy regulatory compliance requirements. Have you sorted that out?
This won't be patentable. And if you had something that was patentable, you shouldn't be talking about it in a public forum because it would immediately become non-patentable.
Testing of each item might not be a bad idea. You still need the certificates though - that’s the easiest thing for TS to check and declare non-compliance on.
Are you going to be the Authorised Representative as well? Because yes, that’s the point, to have someone local with their head on the block!
Just to clarify though - the manufacturer always self-certifies, unless you’re doing a special case like medical. The question is whether you get testing...
Product safety regulations don't have the actual requirements. They refer to the technical standards. There are different options for standards, so you have to know the standard that was applied to your device. Some require current rating, others require power rating.
As I said before, this...
Come to think of it, you have legal obligations as the importer of electrical equipment to ensure that it complies with the regulations.
One of those requires that you keep a copy of the technical documentation for the product. The technical documentation should specify what standards have been...
Non dom (or more technically, the remittance basis) is not just an opt out of Uk tax. You give up some allowances as well as the annual fee, so it only makes sense if you earn somewhere in the six figures, as well as having significant overseas income.