I have no issue with clubs becoming limited liability companies, (and professionally I have pushed some charities down that route); what I do have is a problem with is using the company structure as something to hide behind.

In my business life I have a personal service company; there is little difference between me trading through my service company and being a sole trader; my service to clients does not change, my objectives do not change and even the form of my tax return hasn't changed much.

So why does the incorporation of a car club seem to stifle almost everything except a dinner dance and a series of luncheon clubs?


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Jeremy Edwards
1972 Morgan 4/4 2 str
Melton Mowbray
England "Almost but not quite unlike tea"