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A Director's Guide to Duties


ISBN13: 9781846618307
Published: January 2015
Publisher: LexisNexis Butterworths
Country of Publication: UK
Format: Paperback
Price: Out of print



Whether you set up your own company, join a board from outside or reach director level via an internal promotion you will need to be aware of the legal implications that attach to your role as a company director. These are known as directors’ duties, some of which are codified in the Companies Act 2006.

However, these codified duties are merely the tip of the legal iceberg of which directors have to be aware. There are numerous other duties ranging from maintaining proper accounts, making returns to the Registrar of Companies, and not trading the company after the point where an insolvent liquidation beckons.

The book distils the rules into layman's language by looking at the role of the company director using a question and answer format such as:

  • I've just been appointed as a director, what legal formalities do I need to comply with? or
  • I want to borrow £20,000 from my company to buy myself a new car. Can I do this and, if so, how? or
  • I want to defer my dividend, how do I do this?
This book is written for company directors including Managing Directors, Financial Directors and Operational Directors. It will be useful for sole directors of newly formed or recently set up companies and also of interest to advisers to company directors, solicitors and accountants who may wish to offer a copy of the book to their clients.

Subjects:
Company Law
Contents:
Incorporation
Appointment and Formalities
People Who Cannot Be Directors
The Contract of Employment
Termination of a Directorship
The Capitalisation of the Company
Articles and Shareholder Agreements
What Does the Board Do?
Rights of Members
Directors’ Dealings with Their Companies
The Codified Duties of Directors
Corporate Governance
Meetings
Cyber Security