Das TOLES Programm, entwickelt von der Law Society of England and Wales, besteht aus drei Etappen, an deren Ende jeweils eine Prüfung steht: Foundation, Higher und Advanced. Nach der abschließenden Prüfung verfügen Sie über Legal English Kenntnisse auf dem Level, das Arbeitgeber wie internationale Wirtschaftskanzleien, private Unternehmen und erstklassige Übersetzungsagenturen voraussetzen. In diesem Kurs lernen Sie auf Englisch Verträge zu schreiben, zu verhandeln sowie Ihr Gespür für ökonomische Belange zu verfeinern.
ALI ist neben dem British Council der einzige akkreditierte Anbieter der weltweit führenden TOLES Prüfung in Österreich. Zu den internationalen Unternehmen und Institutionen, die TOLES fördern, zählen u.a. PWC, KPMG, Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer, Baker McKenzie, der Europäische Gerichtshof und die Europäische Zentralbank.
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To: client@ali-wien.at
From: easy.money@biglawfirm.com
Subject: Guidance on setting up as a sole trader
Dear Suzanne Cullen
Thank you for your visit at my office on Friday 27 February. as promised , please find under a brief summary of the key points covered during our talk.
You informed to me at our meeting that you wish to set up a new business and that you decided to seek legal advices in order to ensure that you were fulfilling with all the necessary legal requirements and were not in a breach of the law in any way. You stated that your new business will be a bookshop specialising in travel books. We then discussed the options you have when thinking about the most best legal structure for your new venture.
Having considered the matter very carefully, and having requested clarify on certain issues, you decided that the best option for you was to set up as a sole trader. Despite of the fact that a friend of yours had previously adviced you that the foundation of a limited company may be your best option, you decided following our meeting, that you have made the correct decision according to your up-to-date priorities.
As I said at our meeting, there are several issues to bear in mind when setting up as a sole trader. These are as follows:
- There is no requirement for you to registrate with Companies House.
- There are no registration subscriptions to pay before you start trading.
- You will need to notificate the tax authorities (HMRC) that you are starting to trade as a new business. The documents concerning this are attached.
- Please bear in mind that as a sole trader your own assets are at risk if, for any reason, you are unable to pay the creditors of the business. You may perhaps like to reflect more on this before proceeding .
If you have any additional queries, please feel free to make another appointment at any time. In the meantime, my firm’s bill is enclosed for your attention. I wish you every success in your new venture.
Yours sincerely,
Mr. Money, esq.