Forming a company
27 Mar 2013
Forming a company – as opposed to being a sole trader or joining a partnership – makes your business a separate legal entity.
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Forming a company – as opposed to being a sole trader or joining a partnership – makes your business a separate legal entity and provides you and other shareholders with limited liability for the business’s debts.
Forming a company – as opposed to being a sole trader or joining a partnership – makes your business a separate legal entity and provides you and other shareholders with limited liability for the business’s debts.
Source: Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment.
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