If your company sells goods or services to other companies, you will normally offer credits terms once you are satisfied with the their credit worthiness. Occasionally a purchaser will default on their payment by delaying payment of the debt, or even worse, going into liquidation. This often causes havoc with your cash flow, squeezes your [more...]
If you are in the business of selling goods to other companies, then it is normal business practise to offer the purchasing company credit terms once they have established their credit worthiness. Occasionally, a purchaser will default on their payment by going into liquidation or delaying payment of the debt. This can be a very [more...]
Jersey is an important off-shore banking and finance centre. If you are thinking of conducting business in Jersey, either incorporating a new company there, or you need to check out your potential customer or business partner and their previous commercial experience, then the Jersey Company Registry is the place to start. On Jersey, the Director of [more...]
Don’t sail into troubled waters. Check out that company. St Peter Port, Guernsey (photo by Thowra_uk CC-BY)
If you are thinking of conducting business in Guernsey, either incorporating a new company there, or you need to check out your potential customer or business partner and their previous commercial experience, then the Guernsey Company Registry is the place [more...]
If you are thinking of conducting business in Czech Republic, you may need to check out your potential customers, or if entering into partnership or other business with them, their previous commercial experience or involvement in bankruptcy. The Registers of Economic Subjects and Entities (Administrativní registr ekonomických subjektu) can be found on part of the website [more...]
If you are thinking of conducting business in Hong Kong or forming a new company there, you may need to check out if the potential name is already in use or review your potential business partner’s accounts and previous commercial experience. There are two places to do this: the Companies Registry and the Business Registration [more...]
You may need to find out the details of company or business in the Netherlands for several reasons: potential business partner, taking legal action, or if you are thinking of forming a company in the Netherlands and need to check out if the potential name is already in use. The Netherlands Chamber of Commerce is responsible [more...]
In New Zealand the government body responsible for the Companies Register is the New Zealand Companies Office. It records information on limited liability companies – both domestic and overseas companies carrying on business in New Zealand. It also records on a separate register, information on other entities such as building societies, charitable trusts credit unions [more...]
If you are thinking of conducting business in the Republic of Ireland, you may need to check out your potential customers, or if entering into partnership or other business with them, their previous commercial experience. In the Republic of Ireland the Companies Registration Office houses the Register of Companies and Business Names (An Oifig um Chlárú [more...]
You may need to find out the details of company or business in Switzerland for several reasons: potential business partner, taking legal action, or if you are thinking of forming a company in Switzerland and need to check out if the potential name is already in use. The Central Register of the Federal Commercial Registry Office [more...]
For a person with no business knowledge it may sometimes seem a daunting prospect to find out who the directors of a UK company are. However, it is relatively easy, and most importantly, inexpensive to find out. You can also find other information such as the company’s accounts and annual returns, and their Registered Office [more...]