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"You Need This Book First" is a series of legal titles which puts law into plain English for the lay person. The texts provide background information on the issues targeted, and take the reader through the planning and preparation work required. Financial advantages - tax and cost savings, and business benefits - are also discussed. "Setting Up A Limited Company" is part of the above series and explains what one needs to know to set up a private limited company. It provides all the necessary offical forms, together with sample letters and other documents specially drafted to suit a small company.

About the Author
Mark Fairweather is a practising solicitor and is one of the founding partners of the legal firm Fairweather Stephenson Co. He and Rosy Border have written 14 titles together, including five in Cavendish Publishing's Pocket Lawyer series. Rosy Border, co-author of this title and series editor of the Pocket Lawyer series, has a first class honours degree in French and has worked in publishing, lecturing, journalism and the law. A prolific author and adapter, she stopped counting after 150 titles. --This text refers to the Paperback edition.

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Most Helpful Customer Reviews   30 of 31 people found the following review helpful: DIY incorporation - no bills, no spills, 27 Aug 2001 By A Customer This review is from: Setting Up a Limited Company (Simply Legal) (Paperback) I thought company law must be dry stuff until I read this book. Mind you, using Great Novels as examples certainly helps. Pip sets up a maternity wear company called Great Expectations, Sam Pickwick changes his company name from Pickwick Papers to Pickwick Electronic Archives and Scrooge and Marley pass a resolution to charge Bob Cratchit for lighting and heating his garret. It's more like a soap opera, except for the strong legal content and lucid prose. The disk which accompanies the kit gives you all the documents you need. I test-drove it when I set up a limited company recently, and it all went smoothly....  Comment | Permalink | Was this review helpful to you? (Report this)   26 of 27 people found the following review helpful: It does exactly what it says on the cover!, 8 Aug 2002 By  Richard Selby (United Kingdom) - See all my reviews "It does exactly what it says on the cover!" - This sums up my review of this book, and only wish I had had it available when i set up my company. It would have saved me money and hassle. The book is well written in plain english, and explains clearly everything you need to do to set up a Limited Company in the UK. There are sample letters and documents included, and it provides links to a web site where current information is provided.  Comment | Permalink | Was this review helpful to you? (Report this)   12 of 12 people found the following review helpful: Brief but good, 14 Dec 2002 By  Jeremy Mcgee (Deepest Gloucestershire, UK) - See all my reviews       Does everything it says on the cover. Chatty and light in style, easily followed. Internet-savvy too - includes references to on-line versions of the forms. Be warned, though, it won't help you with tax or employment legislation, you'll need much more than a slim book for that.  Comment | Permalink | Was this review helpful to you? (Report this) › See all 4 customer reviews...		Most Recent Customer Reviews Out of date The book claims "website support", there is none. It was written early 2004 so how much is still valid is unclear Published 7 months ago by Mr. M. Redmond Search Customer Reviews Only search this product's reviews › See all 4 customer reviews...