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Previously on "2 types of businesses under the same company?"
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Yes and it isnt difficult. I have done this in the past. Just keep both income streams separate for invoice and expense purposes.
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Generally it is, but if they are clearly separate streams there may be vat advantages in having a separate entitiy. Downside admin and costs, upside vat saving. Also possible advantage in isolating one entity from the other from a risk perspective.Originally posted by premkumaranand View PostHi All,
I'm a software development contractor. I have my own limited company.
I want to sell stuffs (not related to computers/software) in Amazon. Is it possible to account for both business activities under the same limited company?
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2 types of businesses under the same company?
Hi All,
I'm a software development contractor. I have my own limited company.
I want to sell stuffs (not related to computers/software) in Amazon. Is it possible to account for both business activities under the same limited company?Tags: None
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