Director Disqualification

If you’ve received a Section 16 letter, it means your conduct as a director has been investigated by the Insolvency Service working on behalf of the Secretary of State, and they obviously think there’s a case to answer. It will be headed something like: ‘This is a letter pursuant to Section 16 of the Company […]

If you are a director of a limited company, you have a legal responsibility to be competent and honest. Businesses, consumers, and the Insolvency Service, rightly expect you to: Supply goods and services that have been paid for Keep proper company accounting records Send regular accounts and returns to Companies House Pay any tax your

When you’re dealing with director disqualification, it’s important to use a solicitor who specialises in the subject. Don’t try to do it yourself, or things could go even more horribly wrong. But how do you decide which are the best director disqualification solicitors to appoint? This article explores some of the things you should consider before you

What is meant by director disqualification? A disqualification order is made under the Company Directors Disqualification Act 1986 by the Court. The Act applies to a person who has been formally appointed as a director and so to someone who has carried out the functions of a director and to shadow directors. What is a

She’s got a Ticket to Ride… A director of five companies which sold tickets for music festivals and concerts, then failed to supply the tickets to customers or to pay any refunds, has been banned from acting as a director for 13 years. He had tried to blame the scam on his girlfriend, a co-director–who