Product Description

Covering best practice and statutory regulations, this guide to setting up and running a limited company addresses all the essentials and includes sample forms and checklists.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #91606 in Books
• Published on: 2003-04-01
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Binding: Paperback
• 192 pages

Review
"Gives you all the essentials of how to form a company." Working from Home"

From the Back Cover
This practical handbook will help you understand the mechanics of running a limited company. Whether you have already started your business or are just embarking on it, here you will find vital advice on the benefits and obligations of forming a limited company and how to set one up and run it. There are detailed explanations of the procedures involved, together with essential advice on dealing with statutory information, banking, PAYE, auditing and accounting.

About the Author
Robert Browning is a chartered accountant formerly in public
practice, with many years' experience of advising small businesses. He is
based in Ware, Herts.

Customer Reviews

A very infromative book
This is a great book that helps you through the minefields of setting up and running a limited company. It is easy to read and understand but does not compromise on the depth of information. It includes example case studies to illustrate the theory. The book includes the formalities of running a business, raising funds for the business, troubleshooting and closing a company down among many other areas of interest. A useful glossary is included at the end of the book. This book is aimed at those new to business startup and development and the information in the book should be expanded upon in time. However it is an excellent and informative book for the new business.

Not what it says on the cover
I was disappointed with this book. I wanted to know how to set up a company myself but the book assumes one will use a company formation agent or buy one off the shelf. As such it cannot be said to be "a comprehensive guide to forming... a company...". Much of the book is devoted to the running of a small business (e.g. "Using the web") rather than the requirements of company and insolvency law. In my view it doesn't do what it says on the cover, although I am sure it will be of some use to some people.

Far too basic..
As the title suggests. This book is far too basic for anyone other than a complete beginner who does not have internet access. Highly disappointed that I paid for this item.