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What is a general partnership?

Published in Business management on August 24, 2017 by Johnathan Korchak

Mostly, when we talk about a “partnership” in the UK, we mean a general partnership. You might also see this type of business called an ordinary partnership or business partnership. A general partnership is very different from…

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Tags: business types, partnership, general partnership

What is a limited liability partnership (LLP)?

Published in Business management on October 19, 2016 by Johnathan Korchak

A Limited Liability Partnership (often called an LLP) is a legal structure for business, which can be contrasted with forms such as the sole trader and private company limited by shares.…

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Tags: business types, LLP

What is a limited partnership?

Published in Business management on June 13, 2016 by Johnathan Korchak

Partnerships differ from other business types like sole traders and limited companies and a limited partnership shares only some of the features of a general partnership and a Limited Liability Partnership. A limited partnership,…

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How to apply for administrative restoration

Published in Business management on June 3, 2016 by Johnathan Korchak

Company restoration is the process by which a dissolved company can be restored to the company register. From 1 October 2009, under section 1024 of the Companies Act 2006, there is a new provision for the restoration of a…

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Tags: strike off, dissolution, restoration

What is a company limited by guarantee?

Published in Business management on October 26, 2015 by Johnathan Korchak

A private company limited by guarantee is a form of business structure often used by non-profit organisations, clubs, co-operatives, social enterprises, community projects, membership organisations and charities. Set up to serve…

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Tags: incorporation, company types, guarantee

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How to strike off a limited company

Published in Business management on February 5, 2015 by Henry Catchpole

Sometimes a company is no longer required. It may have had a glorious past or it may never have traded. Although in many cases there may be reasons to maintain the company as a dormant company, the directors may instead feel…

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Tags: company records, strike off, dissolution

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