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    Invoice requirements -registered office or trading office

    I have recently started a new business and my accountant has listed the registered office at his offices. Which address should be shown on my invoice? The registered office address (accountants), or the trading address (my home address), or both? Many thanks, Bill
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    Insurance requirements for LTD company

    Can anyone advise what the insurance requirements are for a ltd company in the UK? I will be the sole employee (director) of the company. Many thanks
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    LTD Company Student loan repayments

    Hi, I posted on here a week or so ago asking for advice on student loan repayments through LTD company earnings. I have heard various assesments on what it might mean since then so was looking for some clarity. Is it right that you pay student loan repayments on dividend or directors loans...
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    Mortgage advice

    Hi all, Not sure if this is the correct forum for this post so please forgive me if not. I am looking at trading as a limited company, but wondered what impact this may have when it comes to remortgaging the house. Do you need a minimum number of years accounts history before lenders will...
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    Student load repayments as a LTD company

    Just another point. Many of the people I have spoke to quoted approx 80% of earnings as take home pay. Is it possible to say what impact student loan repayment might have on this figure, approximately?
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    Student load repayments as a LTD company

    Thanks all. I guess an accountant might be the way to go then. Although it sounds like whatever the company makes above 15k will be subject to the 9% repayment? I forget it's a debt sometimes!:)
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    Student load repayments as a LTD company

    Hi all. This is my first post so I hope I've got the right forum. I'm thinking of setting up a LTD company so that I can go into contract engineering. I intend to set up my accounts so that I take a small salary from the company and take what's left quarterly as dividends. What I'm not...
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