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		<title>Is Sole Trader Structure Best?</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[This is the third and the final blog on business structure that would be suitable for you. The first blog in the this series covered limited companies and the second blog covered partnerships. Sole trader is the simplest form of business to start where you carry on business on your own account. You are liable [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>This is the<strong> third</strong> and the final <strong>blog on business structure that would be suitable for you</strong>. The first blog in the this series covered <a href="http://www.southsideaccountants.co.uk/diary/2010/03/03/limited-company-structure-best/">limited companies</a> and the second blog covered <a href="http://www.southsideaccountants.co.uk/diary/2010/03/04/is-partnership-structure-best/">partnerships</a>.</p>
<p>Sole trader is the <strong>simplest form </strong>of business<strong> </strong>to start where you carry on business on your own account. You are <strong>liable to income tax and Class 4 National Insurance on your profits</strong>. You <strong>can employ people</strong> including your spouse for work done.</p>
<p>Your business <strong>format is</strong> <strong>not set in stone forever </strong>and you can <strong>change</strong> between them. It is fairly simple for a <strong>sole trader to take on a partner</strong> and become a partnership and for a <strong>partnership to become a Limited Company</strong>. There are however <strong>more complications</strong> with <strong>changing from a Limited Company</strong> to a sole trader or partnership.</p>
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