naveen_cooldude
Wed 21st Nov 2007, 18:07
Business stationery
Changes to business stationery rules
As from 1st January 2007 the following applies to –
Business Stationery
Whether in hard copy, electronic or any other form:
A company must state its name, in legible lettering, on the following -
* all the company's business letters;
* all its notices and other official publications;
* all bills of exchange, promissory notes, endorsements, cheques and orders for money or goods purporting to be signed by, or on behalf of, the company;
* all its bills of parcels, invoices, receipts and letters of credit
On all of its business letters, order forms or any of the company’s web sites*, the company must show in legible lettering –
* its place of registration
* registered number
* its registered office address
* and if it is being wound up, that fact,
*A web site is not a company’s web site if, it’s content is determined solely by persons other than the company, or it does not relate to the company, its business or operations
The above also applies to Limited Liability Partnerships.
Changes to business stationery rules
As from 1st January 2007 the following applies to –
Business Stationery
Whether in hard copy, electronic or any other form:
A company must state its name, in legible lettering, on the following -
* all the company's business letters;
* all its notices and other official publications;
* all bills of exchange, promissory notes, endorsements, cheques and orders for money or goods purporting to be signed by, or on behalf of, the company;
* all its bills of parcels, invoices, receipts and letters of credit
On all of its business letters, order forms or any of the company’s web sites*, the company must show in legible lettering –
* its place of registration
* registered number
* its registered office address
* and if it is being wound up, that fact,
*A web site is not a company’s web site if, it’s content is determined solely by persons other than the company, or it does not relate to the company, its business or operations
The above also applies to Limited Liability Partnerships.