Name: The Hong Kong Private Company
Brand: LexisNexis Hong Kong
SKU: 9780409997842
Price: 892.40 HKD
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Author: John Brewer
ISBN: 9780409997842

The Hong Kong Private Company A Manual of Practice – 2nd Edition

By John Brewer

LexisNexis Hong Kong December 1995

Specifications

ISBN-13: 9780409997842
Publisher: LexisNexis Hong Kong
Publication: December 1995
Format: Paperback , 384 pages
Jurisdiction: Hong Kong ? Countri(es) for reference only

Details

Specifically written for professional advisers and their staff, The Hong Kong Private Company: A Manual of Practice is primarily intended as a practical and easy-to-understand guide to the incorporation, administration and dissolution of private companies in Hong Kong. The book also covers the task of registering foreign corporations that establish a place of business in Hong

Kong.

The book begins by describing the nature of the Hong Kong private company, distinguishing it from other types of local companies, and outlines the process of incorporation, transaction of initial business, many day-to-day administrative requirements, and dissolution. The text is supplemented by a generous series of suggested precedent documents and checklists, cross-referenced throughout. Checklists, forms and precedents cover the following areas:

l Incorporation

l Annual general meetings

l Change in directors

l Change in secretary

l Mandate to allot shares

l Transfer of shares

l Replacement of share certificate

l Change of registered office

l Increase in capital

l Consolidation of capital

l Redemption and repurchase of capital

l Change of company name

l Appointment of corporate representatives for meetings of creditors

l Extraordinary general meetings

l Various administrative matters

l Amendment / adoption of new articles of administration

l Alteration of memorandum of association

l Charges

l Members’ voluntary winding up

l Declarations

l Forms and notices

l Foreign corporations

An invaluable reference source for company secretaries, accountants, lawyers, owner-managers, and others involved in the administration of a private company in Hong Kong.