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Company Incorporation for Professional Partnerships

Incorporating a company entails choices that will shape its operation long after registration. Professionals who establish a company should define contributions, clients, management and individual responsibilities alongside their professional regulations.

What to keep in mind

Review governance, division of profits, departure provisions, confidentiality and any licensing or professional association rules relevant to the services.

Using a company does not automatically exclude professional duties or personal responsibility arising under special regimes.

Distinctions often confused

Being a company shareholder is different from holding the professional authorization necessary to provide a regulated service.

Frequently asked questions

Can professionals from different disciplines form a company?
Potentially, subject to professional and corporate regulatory rules.
How should a departing professional's client relationships be handled?
Through proportionate, lawful provisions addressing confidentiality, ownership and the freedom to work.

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