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'Commercial in confidence' is information which is disclosed on the assumption of confidentiality. Find out more in this article.
Insolvency often results in a company going into administration. However, this doesn't always mean it's the end of your business.
Is there a limit on the number of shareholders your private company can have? Read more to find out about shareholders in private companies.
Have you been offered money with no conditions attached? Find out whether it amounts to an ex gratia payment here.
Australian companies can have foreign shareholders. Learn how your company can benefit.
To raise capital or find new investors, businesses and startups might require a subscription agreement or a share purchase agreement. Find out more here.
As a director, you may be able to take out a loan from your company. Read on for more information.
Most Non-Disclosure Agreements (NDAs) don't last forever. Find out in this article how long they can remain in effect for.
There are circumstances where your business can refuse service, but it cannot be for discriminatory reasons. Find out more in this article.
A promissory note and a loan agreement both outline arrangements for repaying borrowed money, however their legal connotations differ.
If a director is unable to exercise their functions, they can appoint an alternate director for a period of time. Read more here.
An Annual General Meeting is a company meeting held once every year, whereas an Extraordinary General Meeting covers all other meetings. Read more here.
A criminal record can impact your ability to act as a company director. Read this article to learn when convictions could stop you from being a director.
Know about the difference between Company Officeholders and Directors. Learn about their different duties.
A solvency resolution is a key requirement all company director's must pass annually. So what is it? Read our guide to find out more.
Winding up is the process where a company ceases operations, with liquidation being the stage where company assets are sold off. Read more here.
An Unincorporated Joint Venture is a contractual collaboration between two businesses to achieve a common goal. Find out whether it's right for you here.
Do you know the difference between an unlisted and listed public company? Here is everything you need to know.

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