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START-UPS

You need to focus on innovation and rapid growth

If you're managing a start-up, it's common that you're highly innovative and planning for rapid growth.You might have shareholders who have invested and express a keen interest in the early-stage success of the company. 

For this reason you don't want to be wasting precious time completing HMRC registrations, or trying to understand if you should register for PAYE, or researching how to complete the bookkeeping of your supplier invoices and other transactions.

Let us handle, at a bare minimum, these tasks. You need to FOCUS on your start-up. 

What are the common requirements
for start-ups?

SEIS / EIS

 

There exist these tax schemes in the UK that offer tax advantages to your potential new shareholders, making it more enticing for them to invest in you. You need to meet certain requirements in order to apply for these tax-advantaged shares, and you must apply to HMRC in advance in order to do so - we work with our clients to attain these tax advantages for you and your investors.

 

Cash Flow Reporting

 

Your investors need to see a forecasted profit & loss, balance sheet and cash flow forecast before they invest. Our experts will help you to build the forecast that is in a state acceptable to be presented to your shareholders. We use a system called Futrli (see link to our Futrli page).

 

Share Registry & Company Secretarial Work

 

With a breadth of shareholders, the share registry needs to be maintained. Whenever there are changes in shares (allotments, transfers) the associated documentation needs to be filed with Companies House. Using our digital company secretarial technology, we can complete all filings and board minutes that you'll need to complete the process.

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