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What is a sole trader?
Who are contracts with?
a single person acting self-employed
the person is the business
What NI do sole traders pay?
Class 2 - voluntary - if profits are under the threshold
Class 4 - compulsory - if profits above the threshold
Who is involved in a partnership, and how does tax/NI work?
2 or more people working together
each partner is treated as self-employed and responsible for their own tax returns and NI
How is the legal identity of a partnership?
the partners
Who is liable for the debts of a partnership?
the partners - since they are treated as self-employed
Who is the legal person of an LLP?
The LLP is the legal person and legal identity of a contract
Who is liable for debts of an LLP?
The business
How are the partner’s treated in an LLP?
as self-employed, but the LLP is the legal person
Who is the legal person of a Ltd?
the business itself - directors are classed as employees
What tax does a Ltd pay?
Corporation tax - does not pay CGT
Who is liable for Ltd company debts?
the company itself
although some lenders may require directors to act as guarantors.
What is a PLC?
a larger version of a Ltd that is publicly owned, and usually floated on a stock exchange
For a PLC - what minimum directors and shareholders must it have?
What about capital from shares?
Minimum of 2 directors
Minimum of 2 shareholder
It must have a minimum of £50k allotted share capital, with at least 25% of this paid up into the business
For a PLC - can you have a company secretary?
Yes - but needs to be a member of a professional body
For the PLC - where do the accounts need to be shown?
At an AGM
Who pays Class 1 NIC?
Employees and employers on employees earnings