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entrepreneurvatcapital Self employed motivationcontrol businessstudiesteacher WHEN SOMEONE WANTS TO DO SOMETHING GO TO BALLS

STOCKEXCHANGEPLC LTD SHARESMEMORANDUMOFASSOCIATION LEGALIDENTITY LIMITEDLIABILITY LIABLE DIVIDEND SPECIALISATION ACCOUNTS 10 DIRECTOR

THE FIRM IS RECOGNISED BY LAW RETURN TO BALLS

A PUBLIC LIMITED COMPANY RETURN TO BALLS

LIABILITY OF SHAREHOLDERS IS LIMITED TO THEIR ORIGINAL INVESTMENT IN THE FIRM RETURN TO BALLS

A LEGAL DOCUMENT THAT MUST BE DRAWN UP, IT INCLUDES THINGS SUCH AS THE NAME AND ADDRESS OF THE FIRM RETURN TO BALLS

THE FINANCIAL RECORDS OF A FIRM. &SENT TO THE REGISTRAR OF COMPANIES EVERY YEAR RETURN TO BALLS

A PRIVATE LIMITED COMPANY. A FIRM THAT CANNOT SELL SHARES TO THE PUBLIC RETURN TO BALLS

THESE ARE ELECTED BY SHAREHOLDERS TO RUN A FIRM ON THEIR BEHALF RETURN TO BALLS

THE CAPITAL OF A FIRM IS DIVIDED INTO THESE RETURN TO BALLS

THE INSTITUTION WHERE SHARES OF PLC’S ARE SOLD TO THE PUBLIC RETURN TO BALLS

THE SHARE OF PROFITS PAID TO SHAREHOLDERS RETURN TO BALLS

A WORD THAT MEANS WHAT A FIRM OWES RETURN TO BALLS

WHERE PEOPLE CONCENTRATE ON A CONCENTRATE ON A PARTICULAR SKILL OR ACTIVITY RETURN TO BALLS

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