Proprietary Company Requirements
Proprietary companies, commonly known as Pty Ltd companies, are one of the most used structures for a business. To qualify as a proprietary company, specific
When registering a company, you will be asked for a registered office address and a principal place of business address, but what is the difference?
A registered office address is where all communications and notices i.e. ASIC correspondence or invoices will be sent. This address does not need to be the same as the company’s principle place of business.
When choosing a registered office address, there are three requirements that must be met:
On the other hand, the principal place of business is where the company mainly conducts its business activities. This cannot be a P.O. Box, as obviously you cannot run a business from inside a post box. The principal place of business is usually also where company decisions are made and/or the company books and records are kept and maintained.
Proprietary companies, commonly known as Pty Ltd companies, are one of the most used structures for a business. To qualify as a proprietary company, specific
If you are thinking about starting a business in Australia, one of the first decisions you’ll need to make is the structure. Understanding the types
To change an entity’s company type, there are three steps you must complete in accordance with sections 162 and 162 of the Corporations Act 2001
The short answer is yes! Businesses may choose to change their company type as they grow, shift their purpose, or amend their governance needs. In
Registering your company is simple. To register your company, you will need to provide specific details about your new company when lodging your application. This
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