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Find out what it's like to work at FD Works and join our team to become a Xero accountant and business expert and help ambitious SMEs.
You have a choice of being a sole trader, a partnership or becoming a fully fledged limited company. For most start-up businesses, becoming a limited company is the way to go. If you want to grow and scale, a limited company structure is flexible, tax-efficient and set up to grow along with you.
If you’re a small, one-person business you can begin trading as a ‘sole trader’. It’s the simplest legal business structure and quick and easy to do – but there are some real advantages to moving to becoming a limited company, rather than a sole trader.
When you’re in control of the numbers you feel confident and secure. The right finance partner can help you understand the drivers of profit and growth in your business and empower you to make bolder, better, more informed decisions. That’s why FD Works is here.
Why does my start-up need an accountant? When is my start-up officially trading for accounting and tax purposes? Can I pick my accounting year-end – and can I change it later on?
Founded in 2012, we've been expanding the horizons of traditional accounting, offering a complete outsourced finance function with your very own team of bookkeepers (accounts technicians), financial controllers, and CFO services, dedicated to empowering your business.
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Apr 27, 2023 · Recognising the need to bring more diverse talent into accountancy, award-winning firm FD Works set about revamping its recruitment policy and championing the profession to the next generation by setting up a school outreach programme.