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Setting up a business (marketing agency)

beyond92
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Hi all,
I am setting up a freelance marketing agency, which will be grown to a level where it's manageable by myself to function on evenings after my full-time job (with a view to going fully self employed when enough clients have been sourced).
My questions are:
Will I need to register at companies house?
I presume all profits will be taxable?
I'm good at the creative side of starting a business, but need to understand the fundamentals before ploughing in any further. I know some will scoff at the idea of me going down this route before understanding the above questions but I'm a quick learner and a big believer of learning as you go along - making mistakes, learning from them and building on them.
Thanks
I am setting up a freelance marketing agency, which will be grown to a level where it's manageable by myself to function on evenings after my full-time job (with a view to going fully self employed when enough clients have been sourced).
My questions are:
Will I need to register at companies house?
I presume all profits will be taxable?
I'm good at the creative side of starting a business, but need to understand the fundamentals before ploughing in any further. I know some will scoff at the idea of me going down this route before understanding the above questions but I'm a quick learner and a big believer of learning as you go along - making mistakes, learning from them and building on them.
Thanks

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My questions are:
Will I need to register at companies house?
Yes, if you are going to have a limited company.
You need to decide whether you want to be a sole trader, or a Ltd.
I presume all profits will be taxable?
Good presumption.
Best advice, get an accountant.0
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