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What does a company usually indemnify its shareholders against?
Liability
What are the advantages and disadvantages of buying an off-the-shelf company?
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How does one become the director of a company?
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Do you know anyone who is a member of a housing cooperative? What are their rights and responsibilities there?
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What are the reasons for a business to be wound up?
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What should be done for shares to be listed on the stock exchange?
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Why might a shareholder not receive a dividend?
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Are all types of businesses legal personalities/legal entities?
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What can one do in the Companies House?
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What is the nominal value of a share?
The fixed value of each share.
Does the registry of companies provide information about all types of companies?
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What is the role of a partner's personal assets in a limited liability partnership?
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What do monthly drawings of each partner in a general partnership depend on?
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What is the difference between a dormant (sleeping/silent) partner and an equity partner?
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Why might the partners want to expel one of them from the partnership?
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What is the authorised minimum to incorporate a general partnership? Does every partner have to contribute equally?
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Have you ever drawn up a partnership agreement? What should be stipulated in it?
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What is the difference between joint liability and several liability?
Joint - responsible together as a group, several - responsible individually.
In this form of company, there is no restriction to the responsibility.
General partnership (unlimited partnership).
What is the simplest way to set up and run a business?
Register as a self-employed (sole trader).