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The service address explained
When appointing a director for a limited company you will have to provide a service address. In this post we're going to explain what the service address is, the difference between the service address and the registered office, and how to go about changing the service address.
What are the differences between a Director and a Shareholder?
When incorporating a Limited by Shares company you will need a Director and a Shareholder. Both are pivotal to the general running of the company with the differences depending on the company type; Limited by Shares, Limited Liability Partnership (LLP) or Limited by Guarantee.
How to launch a startup with minimal capital
Lack of capital is one of the major reasons why startups fail. Some entrepreneurs theorise that raising capital can be a full-time six-month job for CEOs and this leaves bootstrapped startups with very few resources to operate and grow their business in the early stages.
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