Nominee Directors and shareholders - is this sensible?

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Ardesco replied

15 August 2008, 22:47
Originally posted by castoff101 View Post

To hide from my ex and CSA

Grow up and take responsibility for your actions.
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blacjac replied

15 August 2008, 22:22
Originally posted by castoff101 View Post

To hide from my ex and CSA

You have just lost a tulipload of credibility on these forums.....
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castoff101 replied

15 August 2008, 17:45
To hide from my ex and CSA
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malvolio replied

15 August 2008, 07:30
Why would you want to give your company away to someone else and have them charge you for the privilege? Why don't you want to be known to own your own business? What are you actually trying to hide?

You want to get business benefits, behave like a business. It's not rocket science.
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castoff101 started a topic Nominee Directors and shareholders - is this sensible?

14 August 2008, 18:49
Nominee Directors and shareholders - is this sensible?

I work for myLtd. I like the idea of keeping my details off the companies house register.

I have searched via Google and a number of companies offer a nominee service. Has anybody on here any thoughts on the use of nominee directors and shareholders?

My main concern is lack of security of any funds that I may have in the company coffers. Are these fears justified?

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