Hi ALL ,
I was about to start a new contract , I resigned from my current job and opened a new company and
a business bank account .
I have withdrawn my resignation and I will start looking for contracting again may be after 6 months.
My question is should I :
Close the company and business account with HSBC or should I just keep it .
If I keep it for sometime , will it be painful and costly if I don't move to contracting at all for another
say 6 months .
What will be the cost/legal implications of keeping the company and the bank account open ?
I am not sure at the moment what to do because I want to keep myself ready for next contracting offer in terms of having a bank account and a company to back it up but also want to make sure
its not very costly to maintain and hassle to do so . Please suggest as I am one of those who thought of doing a contracting and then the offer was turned down . Not a good experience but I realise this is common in the contracting world .
I was about to start a new contract , I resigned from my current job and opened a new company and
a business bank account .
I have withdrawn my resignation and I will start looking for contracting again may be after 6 months.
My question is should I :
Close the company and business account with HSBC or should I just keep it .
If I keep it for sometime , will it be painful and costly if I don't move to contracting at all for another
say 6 months .
What will be the cost/legal implications of keeping the company and the bank account open ?
I am not sure at the moment what to do because I want to keep myself ready for next contracting offer in terms of having a bank account and a company to back it up but also want to make sure
its not very costly to maintain and hassle to do so . Please suggest as I am one of those who thought of doing a contracting and then the offer was turned down . Not a good experience but I realise this is common in the contracting world .
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