If you’re in business in Australia, it’s essential that you’re in perfect tune with laws that dictate director liabilities, audit requirements and shareholder rights. Or, you can just ask Antunes.
Corporate governance is the regulatory framework that sets out how your company must be set-up and what you are obliged to do. Antunes specialises crossing your T’s and dotting your I’s.
What are your directors liable for? What governance policies is your company obliged to adopt? What audit processes are you required to implement? What rights do your shareholders have and what benefits are they entitled to. These are big questions, and you need to know the answers.
Whatever the nature of business, structure of your company or size of your team, the Antunes corporate law specialists have all the answers and advice you’ll need to ensure comprehensive compliance in terms of corporate governance, director’s duties and shareholder management.
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Antunes is without a doubt the people you need to work with when you face any legal difficulties.They are very responsive, professional, highly knowledgeable and efficient. They have provided us with better outcomes for complex legal issues and obtained better results that what we hoped for.I highly recommend Antunes, and you won't regret working together with them!
Jay
Antunes Lawyers are exceptional. They provide up to date advice and are practical and generous with their time and expertise. Both Tim and Jasmin have been quick to respond and provide practical, care-driven solutions. I am very appreciative of both Tim and Jasmin and their client focus and dedication to achieving the best possible outcome. I highly recommend this trustworthy team.
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With corporate governance in good hands, confidence fuels better business decisions.
If you or your company breaches any of your duties legislated by the Corporations Act, there are a number of threats you’ll face in the form of proceedings that could be brought against you by a number of stakeholders, such as shareholders, creditors and regulatory agencies.
The key to avoiding those threats, giving yourself the clear air and peace of mind to focus on making the best possible business decisions, is to engage a law firm that specialises in corporate governance and has the expertise to ensure you’re completely compliant, across the board.
Enhanced governance visibility improves productivity and profitability.
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