Q » Describe a key accounting difference between a Sole Trader and a Limited Company in the UK.
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A » A key accounting difference between a Sole Trader and a Limited Company in the UK is liability. A Sole Trader is personally liable for debts, meaning personal assets are at risk. In contrast, a Limited Company is a separate legal entity, protecting personal assets; liability is limited to the company’s assets. Additionally, accounting requirements for a Limited Company are more complex, including mandatory annual accounts and corporation tax returns.
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