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Previously on "Self Assessment: Are two Ltd Directors in a 'Partnership'?"
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Wow... Going in to business with a friend is dodgy enough without you not having a clue what you are doing. I hope it works for both of your sakes....
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Pleasure.Originally posted by houmie View PostMany thanks to both of you,
Happy holiday,
Houman
Happy xmas / NY to you too.
Assuming no other personal income then you will just need to notify on the return that you are a director.
Andrew
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Partnership is a form of self-employment like being a sole trader, but more than one of you! So no!
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In short...no! Presume you just need to say you are a UK director.
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Self Assessment: Are two Ltd Directors in a 'Partnership'?
Last year a friend and myself have incorporated an Ltd company with 50:50 shares.
I am just about to fill in my Self Assessment and it is asking me the question:
Were you in a partnership?
Does it mean in am in "partnership" or does that not count for Ltd companies?
Many Thanks for advice,
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