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“A company must at all times have a registered office to which all communications and notices may be addressed”. –
read moreAs the global marketplace continues to expand, businesses are looking to all corners of the world to build their consumer base – and their company footprint. But while there may…
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read moreA Successful business needs to plan for every eventuality, and while it is difficult to think about losing a key member of the company, unexpected illness or death needs to…
read moreAll businesses know the importance of keeping accurate and up-to-date records. But when it involves statutory books, there is a legal imperative to get it right – and failure to…
read moreThe UK was one of the first countries to establish rules for the operation of companies. Today, more than 6 million businesses in the UK benefit from a system of…
read moreTo receive, or not to receive, that isn’t the question A company’s articles of association may require the accounts to be “considered” and/or “adopted”. However, the only legislative requirements are…
read moreRegistering a company in the UK is not expensive and we regularly see offers stating that the registration of a company is free with certain products. Many people don’t know…
read moreTHERE ARE KEY DIFFERENCES BETWEEN LEGAL SHAREHOLDERS, AND BENEFICIAL SHAREHOLDERS. When it comes to holding shares, it is important to be aware of the distinction between legal and beneficial shareholders.…
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