Dis-incorporation refers to the process of transitioning a business or trade from its existing status as a limited company to a different legal structure that is not incorporated, such as a sole trader, an unincorporated partnership or an unincorporated association.
A sole trader (a single individual running the business), an unincorporated partnership (a business run by multiple individuals without a formal legal structure), or an unincorporated association (a group of people working together without a formal business entity.)
It's crucial to recognise that dis-incorporation can bring about various tax implications. To successfully navigate these complexities while ensuring both legal compliance and financial benefits, it's imperative to seek the guidance and expertise of a professional accountant.
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