ANY ANSWERS: Shares and share certificates. By Nichola Ross Martin

Toni asked this week "Can I produce my own share certificate for a private limited company?"

Andrew Meeson, suggested that the real question is "if you don't, who will?". He went on to explain that when you own a limited company, you are the Registrar for the company, to the extent that any share certificates, dividend vouchers etc are going to be produced, it's your responsibility.

You can use the pro-formas supplied by a registration agent or you can produce your own.

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listerramjet's picture

I must admit

listerramjet | | Permalink

to a strange notion that recent legislation had made paper certificates unnecessary?