RidingTheRhino.co.ukRiding The Rhino



"Rhino" - 17century
slang for money
 

Riding The Rhino Forum      
Subject: Shares in a limited company

You are not authorized to post a reply.   
Author Messages
debsbaker
Posts:111


31-07-2007 8:22 AM Alert 

Need your assistance

I have a client who has shares in her fathers business. She has been crippled by debts left to her from her ex-partner in an existing partnership (nothing to do with her fathers healthy business)

She has resigned as a silent director and has transferred the shares back to her father. If these were ommitted from the statement of affairs - how would the OR know about them if she were to go bankrupt? If they were placed on the statement of affairs how far back could they go to investigate?

Pros and cons would be appreciated.


Kind Regards
Debbie Baker
Tip Consultancy - Financial Recovery Specialists
07790 533884
Johnny Debt
Posts:322


21-08-2007 9:14 AM Alert 

Test Link


Johnny Debt
07957 13 13 13

JohnnyDebt.co.uk

Follow on Twitter
Johnny Debt Twitter
johnathanwilkinson80
Posts:30

07-10-2011 2:13 PM Alert 
Definitely we must invest our money in reliable company or equity. We must always choose blue chip stocks, These companies has large market capital size, so these companies can bear small losses, and investor can expect long term returns from these companies.
Forex | Trade Forex | Trade Forex
You are not authorized to post a reply.



ActiveForums 3.6
   

     

Debt Advice UK Debt Help UK

UK Business Directory

Free Informer UK Business Directory

Visit

Johnny Debt

Blog

 JD LAW Debt Negitiators

   

 
Copyright 2008 | All rights reserved