Limited Liability Partnerships
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An LLP structure can be relatively complex; however, it can provide a whole host of benefits and flexibilities in how you and your partners remunerate yourselves and how the members manage the business.
We can help you to manage all aspect of your LLP structure, from formation, to managing departures of members and/or resolving disputes through implantation of members agreements and contracts of employment.
We are able to provide a full range of advice and assistance to you and your business.
If so required we can convert your existing structure, help you joining a partnership or LLP, deal with your remuneration and management structures, assist you with corporate governance, and corporate tax via one our carefully selected tax advisors. Furthermore, we can advise you on exit strategies, mergers, de-mergers, employment issues sales, dissolution, insolvency and winding up. Please click on contact us to fil in the form on our home page and one of our dedicated staff members will be in touch to assist.
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Press ReleaseTHE FCA V AVACADE LIMITED (IN LIQUIDATION) (2) ALEXANDRA ASSOCIATES (U.K.) LIMITED
The analysis of Adams and Avacade has now resulted in two different decisions by the Court of Appeal. For precise details of the difference, please refer to the records of our analysis of Adams and Avacade as presented to the Court of Appeal on 7 th and 8 th July 2021.
