A company is a separate legal entity which is formed
to facilitate the carrying on of business or to hold
property or other assets. The vast majority of limited
companies used in business are private limited companies.
Most private companies are required to have two or
more members(shareholders). However, it is possible
for a private limited company to have a minimum of only
one member by suitable application to the Registrar
of Companies. Either structure must have at least two
directors and a company secretary.
A private limited company must have a share capital
and it may have up to a maximum of 50 members. However,
it cannot invite the general public to apply for the
shares in its capital.
The shareholders, that is, the owners, of a private
limited company are only liable for the company’s
debts and obligations up to the amount which they have
contributed, or have agreed to contribute, to the shares
of the company.
The right of members to transfer their shares is restricted
in a private company. A private company (with certain
exceptions) are obliged to have the word “limited”
after their name.
CLICK
here to order your express online company formation
pack now |