Advantages And Disadvantages Of Private Limited Company

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An individual investor-owned business that has pooled their funds to form a Private Limited company. In a private limited company, the risk is borne by the shareholders because there are fewer options for liability. They enjoy the rewards that the company gets when its profits are relapsed.

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The following are the advantages and
disadvantages of private limited
companies:
• Separate Legal Entity
• Liability is limited
• Perpetual Existence
• Numbers of Members
• Transfer of Shares
• Prospectus cannot
be issued

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The following are the
traits of a Private
Limited Company:

Advantages And Disadvantages Of Private Limited Company

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