For freelance work the boilerplates are just fine

For a company which might have a non-trivial balance sheet and/or look to bring others in at the equity level down the track, maybe not so much; though you can usually change your mem and arts with a Board decision.

Check out User Posted Link for more detailed advice

Posted By: Old Man on September 25th 2016 at 16:01:40

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Does anyone have any experience of setting up a limited company? (General Chat) - Jacksons_Twelfth, Sep 25, 08:16:27
- For freelance work the boilerplates are just fine (General Chat) - Old Man, Sep 25, 16:01:40
- Whether the model M&A will work (General Chat) - CWC, Sep 25, 09:41:44
  - Why are you going Ltd if only you and starting small? (General Chat) - Tony Martin, Sep 25, 10:23:12
    - Client expectations mainly, many will expect to do business with limited companies only (General Chat) - Jacksons_Twelfth, Sep 25, 10:39:42
      - more trust with a sole trader cos they are liable (n/m) (General Chat) - Larry Hagman, Sep 25, 11:11:18
  - Very simple set up initially, just me as sole Director & shareholder. (General Chat) - Jacksons_Twelfth, Sep 25, 10:01:16
    - You'll probably be fine then (General Chat) - CWC, Sep 25, 10:08:16
- Yes. Do it online for a tenner. (General Chat) - phelans tash, Sep 25, 08:20:00
  - Yeah same. Worked a treat (n/m) (General Chat) - CauldRon, Sep 25, 11:18:57
    - What line of business are you in if I may ask? (n/m) (General Chat) - Jacksons_Twelfth, Sep 25, 13:52:36
  - Software development (n/m) (General Chat) - phelans tash, Sep 25, 08:48:47
  - Thanks. May I ask what your company does? (n/m) (General Chat) - Jacksons_Twelfth, Sep 25, 08:44:06

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