What are the tax differences between a Ltd company and a sole trader/partnership?

What are the tax differences between a Ltd company and a sole trader/partnership?
31st August 2005

The most significant difference between trading as a limited company and trading as a sole trader or partnership is that the directors of a limited company are not personally liable for debts incurred by the company.

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