A company is called a joint venture company (JVC) if its shareholders hold 50% or less of its shares and voting rights. (It would be called a subsidiary of a holding company if its shareholder held more than 50% of the shares and voting rights.) The Investing Company...
From 18 November 2025, it will become a legal requirement for identity verification if you’re a director or Person with Significant Control (PSC) of a UK company. This is part of the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act 2023, aimed at preventing the misuse of...
UK Share Transfer Rules are essential to understand before initiating any transfer of shares in a UK company. The process involves legal, procedural, and tax considerations that must be carefully followed. UK Share Transfer Rules: Overview of the Share Transfer...
UK Director Appointment Rules must be followed carefully when appointing or removing a director from your UK company. This guide outlines the legal steps, responsibilities, and how we can help. UK Director Appointment Rules: Who Can Be a Director? A company director...
Director Salary Tax Efficiency is more important than ever. As of 6 April 2025, new changes to the UK’s Employer National Insurance (NI) rules have come into effect. These changes have significant implications for directors of limited companies who want to maximise...
A non-dom is a UK resident whose permanent home—or domicile—for tax purposes is outside the UK. This is a tax status, separate from nationality, citizenship, or residency, though these factors can play a role. The non-dom rules only apply to non-UK income and...