DOWNSIDES

In the interest of transparency, we feel it is only right that we should explain the downsides of switching to a partnership model…

Life is a little more complex as a member of an LLP, but we think this is a small price to pay.

For instance, partners are required to complete an annual tax return, though OC will do this on the behalf of partners.

Additionally, there are some legal agreements and government forms to sign as part of joining the LLP. OC will hand-hold members through this and any questions anyone has (see ‘Team members’ section of the Knowledge Base). LLP Members will need to maintain personal contact with OC if they leave the business, for whatever reason, so that everything can be kept tidy.

But that’s about it. There are no other negatives for joining the LLP. So, what are you waiting for?

BACK TO BUSINESS OWNERS

ben crampin

Partner

Ben’s been here pretty much since the get-go and, as such, has been instrumental in growing the business into what it is today.
 
He’s passionate about, in his words, ‘helping people and businesses that are just constantly being taken advantage of’ by providing affordable advice and support with an eye to ‘levelling the playing field’.
 
Ben looks forward to the day when automation will, once and for all, fumigate the fear and confusion caused by oppressive bureaucracy and strongly believes that ‘technology holds the solutions to the problems we’re trying to solve’.
 
Furthermore, he can see that technology will, in time, provide the scalability required to help a theoretically limitless number of SMEs survive and thrive against the odds.
Ben doesn’t think much of government agencies and he doesn’t suffer fools; two points that aren’t always mutually exclusive.