Hi everyone,
My husband and I completed the 36 months of our PTD earlier this year and have now been discharged (Yippee!)
I can honestly say that it was the best thing for us and, for everyone starting out on a PTD, stay strong, use all the great advice on here and it will pass quicker than you think.
I would now like to start my own business and have been advised that forming a Private Limited Company is the most tax-efficient route.
Can I, having been discharged from my PTD, form a Private Limited Company and serve as sole director.
There seems to be conflicting advice although a common theme seems to be that the articles of association would have to specifically allow this.
Surely that shouldn't be a problem since I would be writing the articles for the new company??!!
Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
Who advised you regarding the PLC being the most tax efficient route?
Paul
Trust deed completed Jan 2012,Trustee discharge Nov 2012.
A new dawn.
Hi Bouncingback
As you are both discharged, there would be no issue with you forming a Ltd company.
Mark
Mark is not posting regularly in the Trust-deed.co.uk forum.
There might be some confusion with terminology here.
Becoming a "PLC" (in the usual sense it is used) would involve quite a lot, including several hundred thousand pounds and some City contacts!
As Mark has said, there is no issue with forming a normal limited company.