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woody88


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I recently met a client who made their own LLP company. After I had explained that they could not use the money drawn from the company as dividends, they have decided that they would now like to be a ltd company.

I understand that you cannot change an LLP to a Ltd company with companies house, but I am not sure if you can simply strike off the LLP and wait for it to be removed and then re-register the same name as  Ltd.

Can anybody clarify how best to transfer to a Ltd instead of an LLP please.

Ben



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