What are the consequences if the company is in default?
If the company is in default of these obligations, then the public officer is liable to the same penalties as the company.
Index
- Frequently Asked Questions
- Checklist for Registering a Company
- Company Name Availability
- How to Protect Your Company Name (trademarks)
- Special Purpose Companies
- Charitable organisations
- Pre-registration: Reserving a company name
- Pre-registration: Thinking about the Structure
- Registering the Company
- Post-registration: Notifying ASIC of changes to the Company
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