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Required documentation to legally split ordinary shares into Class A and Class B

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    #11
    Originally posted by kaiser78 View Post
    I would expect my accountant to do this as part of their service that I pay whatever-hundered pounds a year for.
    It wouldn't take them long to do - I say this because my accountant did some share juggling for me a couple of years ago (at no extra cost).
    If you are only paying whatever-hundred pounds a year, your service isn't expensive, it is cheap!

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      #12
      Originally posted by pr1 View Post
      I think if OP is paying a "hefty fee" they can probably reasonably expect to get unlimited support these days - my "reasonable fee" accountant offers this as part of the monthly package (or "free" if that's how you see it)

      +1 for getting a new accountant
      I suppose we need the OP to define 'hefty' to allow us to comment meaningfully.

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        #13
        There's a little bit at the bottom of this article (under 'practicalities') that gives generic guidance but no suggestion of specific wording.

        https://www.accountingweb.co.uk/busi...-details-right

        The final comment about getting investigation insurance is a good one.

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