What is Statutory Sick Pay (SSP) and are you entitled to it?
Statutory Sick Pay sets the minimum amount of compensation you are entitled to get if you are unable to work at your job due to sickness.
Is it possible to change a company name in UK
Once you have established a company it might happen that after some time you want to change the name of it. It is possible and in the following article we explain how to do it.
Bringing your business to Sweden is easier during this summer
If you have been thinking about expanding your business to Sweden, then now it’s time to make it true. For the entrepreneurs to have a chance to concentrate on their core activities instead of spending time to figure out which registrations they need, or where and how to obtain them, we have put together a special starting package for new entrepreneurs.
The deadline for P11D is approaching – read what you have to do to avoid a penalty!
The P11D forms must be filed every year by 6th of July following the last part of the tax year.
7 reasons to establish a company in Latvia
We established a business in Latvia and here are some reasons why you should consider bringing your business to this market too.
The deadline for P60 is approaching
P60 is a form used by HMRC (Her Majesty’s Revenue and Customs) to record the amount of tax you have paid. It has to be issued by employers to each employee at the end of each tax year.
How to avoid unnecessary taxation of your Estonian company?
We are in the high season of preparing and filing annual reports of limited companies in Estonia. Correctly prepared and approved annual report is the legal base for distribution of dividends to the owners.
Entering the Finnish market – should I start a new company or buy a ready-made one?
When establishing a new enterprise in the Finnish market, it is possible to choose between buying an existing company and starting a new company.
I am a Director of a Limited Company – do I have any legal responsibilities I should know about?
With power many responsibilities go hand to hand and as a director of a Limited Company you do have several legal requirements you have to fill.
What is a SIC code and is it important for my company?
A SIC code stands for Standard Industrial Classification Code. They are used to classify the business activities of the company.