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Previously on "Who can raise the invoice?"

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  • BolshieBastard
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    Originally posted by hunjeoyajy View Post
    I have bought some shares of a Limited company, 30% of the whole company.

    Can I raise invoices for what the company has completed as services to me or to a third party?

    Do I need the director to approve the invoice?

    Can I issue the invoice to the third person on my own as company owner (30%)?

    Thank you
    Its a laugh a minute on these forums, it really is!

    So, someone own's 30% of a company and they think they can raise invoices while the other 70% owners cant!?

    Erm, what!?!

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  • Ignis Fatuus
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    Directors direct what the company does.

    Shareholders do not direct the company directly, although they own it so (as a majority) they get to create and remove directors.

    Employees are paid to do what they're told. If that includes raising an invoice then they do that; but it is not they who decide.

    Nor it is the shareholders who decide (if I'm a shareholder in Barclays, do I get to raise invoices on Barclays behalf?).

    It's the directors who decide what and when to raise as invoices.

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  • kingcook
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    Originally posted by hunjeoyajy View Post
    I have bought some shares of a Limited company, 30% of the whole company.

    Can I raise invoices for what the company has completed as services to me or to a third party?

    Do I need the director to approve the invoice?

    Can I issue the invoice to the third person on my own as company owner (30%)?
    How about you discuss this with the other shareholders and/or directors?

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  • chef
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    ummm how about the trying the following:

    what does the company owner say?
    what does the conmpany ceo/director say?
    what do the other 70% share holders say?
    what does the company accounts dept say?
    what does your contract with the company say?

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  • Platypus
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    Originally posted by hunjeoyajy View Post
    I have bought some shares of a Limited company, 30% of the whole company.

    Can I raise invoices for what the company has completed as services to me or to a third party?

    Do I need the director to approve the invoice?

    Can I issue the invoice to the third person on my own as company owner (30%)?

    Thank you
    If I'm reading this right, no, you can't issue invoices. Absolutely not.

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  • Safe Collections
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    Originally posted by hunjeoyajy View Post
    I have bought some shares of a Limited company, 30% of the whole company.

    Can I raise invoices for what the company has completed as services to me or to a third party?

    Do I need the director to approve the invoice?

    Can I issue the invoice to the third person on my own as company owner (30%)?

    Thank you
    Bit confusing this post, are you just a shareholder or are you employed by the company in a formal sense?

    If you are only a shareholder you do not necessarily have any rights over the company at all.

    More info is definitely required!

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  • hunjeoyajy
    started a topic Who can raise the invoice?

    Who can raise the invoice?

    I have bought some shares of a Limited company, 30% of the whole company.

    Can I raise invoices for what the company has completed as services to me or to a third party?

    Do I need the director to approve the invoice?

    Can I issue the invoice to the third person on my own as company owner (30%)?

    Thank you
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