What is a creditors statutory demand?
The Corporations Act 2001 ("the Act") provides for the conducting of business by a corporation in Australia.
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Mark Smith : 14 January 2019 1:56:44 PM
There are a number of healthy things a company can do in the conduct of its affairs. Some obvious, some not so obvious.
Below is a short checklist of good practice suggestions (in no particular order).
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