Enhancing your company structure – Frequently asked questions
Ian Brewer
Marketing Digital & Design Executive at Oldfield Accountancy & Advisory | Psalm 18:2
Hello There,
As a business owner, one of the most crucial factors is ensuring that your business is structured in the best way possible. It influences various aspects including taxes, legal liability, cash extraction, and the ability to raise capital.
The right structure lays the groundwork for growth and long-term success. Choosing the right structure depends on factors such as liability protection, tax implications, future needs, control preferences, and intellectual property management. Continue reading...
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