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 Bookkeeping & Accounting: We can relieve you and your staff of an enormous burden by taking care of all your bookkeeping and accounting needs, including the preparation of your annual accounts.
You can choose as many of our services as you need. Here's what we offer:
Accounting
Debtor chasing and management
Supplier reconciliations and payments
Processing cheques paid and amounts received
Monthly bank reconciliations
Full annual accounts preparation and submission as necessary
Annual returns for limited companies
Filing accounts with Companies House
We are charging a £150.00 fee for Bookkeeping & Accounting (40 invoices per month)
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Payroll |
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Payroll: Administering your payroll can be time consuming and burdensome, diverting energy and resources from the core activities of your business.
We have dedicated staff who can relieve you of this burden by providing a comprehensive and confidential payroll service, including:
Customised payslips
Administration of PAYE, national insurance, statutory sick pay, statutory maternity pay, etc
Completion of statutory forms, including year end returns, to issue to your employees and submit to the Inland Revenue
Summaries and analyses of staff costs
Administration of pension schemes
Payroll reporting individually designed to suit the business needs
Preparation and submission of all year end reports
We are charging a £80.00 fee for Payroll preparation (5 Employees)
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VAT Preparation |
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VAT: Value added tax is one of the most complex and onerous tax regimes imposed on business - so complex that many businesses inadvertently overpay or underpay VAT.
We provide an efficient cost effective VAT service, which includes:
Assistance with VAT registration
Advice on VAT planning and administration
Use of the most appropriate scheme
VAT control and reconciliation
Help with completing VAT returns
Planning to minimise future problems with Customs and Excise
Negotiating with Customs and Excise in disputes and representing you at VAT tribunals
SFiling accounts with Companies House
We are charging a £70.00 fee for VAT Preparation (1-20 invoices per month)
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| 1. Limited company subscribers may be residents outside the UK.
2. You must appoint a minimum of 1 Director.
3. Directors can be corporate bodies or private individuals.
4. A Director can be of any nationality.
5. All English and Scottish companies must appoint a company Secretary.
6. A Secretary can be of any nationality.
7. If there is only ONE Director he or she CANNOT also be the Secretary.
8. There is no maximum and no minimum share capital.
9. There is no minimum share capital, no paid-in capital requirement.
10. The company is required to have a registered office in the United Kingdom. |  +44 (0) 207.748.3039
+44 (0) 800.081.1510
 info@myllc.co.uk
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- DEAR VISITORS, If you want to become familiar with the description and the contents of company formation packages, offered by our company and to find above, what kind of service is included in this or that formation package, to get an idea about the price of annual renewal of the service, and about the general legal requirements to the company incorporation within foreign countries, please, select the package you need from the list, situated below the banner. The information in the banner will be renewed according to the package you've chosen.
Please note » The prices payable for the items that you order are clearly set out in the web site. There will be no contract of any kind between you and us unless and until we receive payment from you. We act as your agent in the incorporation of companies and electronic filing of Companies House forms. We are not able to guarantee that any such filing will be acceptable to Companies House, nor are there any contractual obligation upon us to do so. If Companies House rejects incorporation or other electronic filing, we will credit your account with a full refund and the contract between us will be made void. Companies House does not offer a cancellation facility for the incorporation of companies or the electronic filing of documents. We will be unable to cancel any such submission on your behalf and will not refund any payment you have made. All prices shown at Coddan Web Site (www.myllc.co.uk) are in Great British pounds.
Live Help » Live Help is a real time "chat" feature which enables you to interact with a customer service representative without a phone call. Get answers to your questions while using our website. Clicking the "Live Help" button will start an on-line session with one of our representatives. Live Help is currently available during normal business hours. Outside of the above opening hours our business center will be closed. When you click on the button you will see an e-mail form that will allow you to send us a mail with your questions. Live Help is absolutely free! There are no hidden fees. We offer the service as a courtesy to our website visitors.
 Important Note
Our corporate, tax and securities lawyers have extensive experience in the issues involved in all type of business entities, including corporations, private limited companies, public companies, limited liability companies, limited partnerships, general partnerships, limited liability partnerships and professional associations. Our lawyers advise clients in the choice of entity to utilize for any given business venture. Such advice includes the tax advantages of the respective entities as well as the non-tax or business issues involved in each type of entity.
Our lawyers continue their representation of such entities on an ongoing basis and advise the entity and its owners regarding the business issues which arise from time to time (such as labor and employment issues, tax issues, negotiating contracts, securities issues and licensing and regulatory matters). Our lawyers also represent many entities which are involved in negotiating mergers with other entities or acquisitions of other entities. This representation includes advising the business and the owners on the purchase or sale of a business and on tax-free mergers or other reorganizations of business entities, as well as structuring divisions of an existing entity into two or more new entities.
We structure a variety of commercial lending transactions including corporate loans, real estate development loans, asset based loans, agri-business loans, floor plans and home builder lines of credit. Members of our firm advise financial institution clients and their corporate counsel on a daily basis with respect to general lending issues including those relating to UK, Cyprus documentary stamp and intangible taxes, bankruptcy and creditors' rights, environmental concerns and problem loans. We have extensive experience in complex loan workouts. The firm's Trusts and Estates attorneys specialize in estate and trust administration matters and the development of estate tax planning strategies designed to help our clients achieve maximum savings in income, estate, gift and generation skipping taxes. Our Trusts and Estates attorneys handle the traditional aspects of personal estate planning, such as the preparation of revocable trusts, wills and irrevocable trusts, and also deal with all aspects of tax controversies with the Internal Revenue Service dealing with estate, gift and generation skipping tax, including filing estate and gift tax returns, representing our clients in audits of those returns, and appeals to the IR and courts of proposed tax deficiencies.
Our attorneys monitor the latest developments in both tax and non-tax laws affecting estates and trusts and lecture extensively on those subjects around the country to numerous professional groups and organizations. The firm's Trust and Estate attorneys are proficient in analyzing and implementing the latest techniques to reduce estate and gift taxes, including, for example, family limited partnerships, GRATS and charitable remainder and lead trusts. The firm's Trusts and Estates attorneys also advise our clients on the income, gift and estate tax consequences of charitable gifts; handle the negotiation and preparation of marital agreements; provide asset protection planning for individuals; and have extensive experience in the establishment of private and publicly supported charitable organizations, international estate planning and estate and trust litigation, as well as post-mortem tax planning. We recognize that a client's estate planning needs and matters that arise in the course of estate planning and administration frequently require expertise in other areas of the law, and we work closely with the firm's attorneys in other practice areas, including litigation, real estate, corporate and tax, to provide our clients with thorough legal advice.
- Disposal of Assets
CGT can only arise on the disposal of an asset. Normally this means sale, but it could also mean gift or compensation for loss or damage to an asset. Disposal of assets: The value on which the gain (or loss) is based is normally the consideration received. However, on a gift or on certain sales, the open market value is used instead. No CGT is payable on death. The beneficiaries of a deceased person's estate are treated as if they had acquired the assets of the deceased at their market value on death.
- Deductions
Certain costs are allowable in computing chargeable gains: The acquisition cost or market value on 31 March 1982 (if the asset was acquired before that date. Costs of acquiring and disposing of the asset. Expenditure on enhancing the asset's value.
- Losses
Losses brought forward from previous tax years can offset gains. For individual taxpayers, such losses do not reduce net gains below £7,500, so the annual exemption is not wasted.
- Rate of Tax
The first £7,500 of an individual’s net gains realised during the tax year are free of CGT. The excess is taxed as if it were the top slice of income, at the rates that apply to savings income, namely 10% on the first £1,880, 20% on the next £27,520 and 40% on the balance. Husbands and wives are subject to CGT separately, each with their own annual exemption and tax rates; transfers between spouses are not liable to CGT.
- Indexation Allowance
The indexation allowance can reduce the chargeable gain for assets acquired before 1 April 1998, but cannot increase a loss or turn a gain into a loss. The acquisition cost and enhancement expenditure (before April 1998) are revalued in line with indexation factors derived from increases in the RPI (Retail Prices Index) between the date of expenditure and the earlier of the date of disposal and April 1998. The indexation allowance is calculated by multiplying the allowable expenditure by the indexation factor for the month in which the expenditure was incurred or for March 1982 if later.
- Identification of Securities
Shares and securities disposed of after 5 april 1998 are identified with acquisitions in the following order: Same day acquisitions. Acquisitions within the following 30 days (thereby rendering "bed and breakfasting" ineffective). Previous acquisitions after 5 April 1998, taking the most recent acquisition first. Any share in the "pool" at 5 April 1998. Any shares held on 5 April 1982. Any shares acquired before 6 April 1965.
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