What it is
The directors make the company’s decisions, prepare its accounts and are legally responsible for it — even where a secretary helps. A “sole director” is a company’s only director.
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A person who runs the company and answers for it.
The directors make the company’s decisions, prepare its accounts and are legally responsible for it — even where a secretary helps. A “sole director” is a company’s only director.
Not necessarily an owner: the directors run the company, its members own it. One person can be both.
A private company needs at least one, aged 18 or over.
At least one at all times, each registered with the Guernsey Registry before being appointed.
At least one, who need not live in Alderney.
At least one, aged 16 or over, who need not live in the UK. Names and a service address are public.