ACC 312 Study Guide - Midterm Guide: Fraudulent Trading

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Fraudulent trading is an offence committed by persons who are knowingly party to the continuance of company trading in circumstances where creditors are defrauded or for other fraudulent purposes. Generally, this means that the company incurs more debts at a time when it is known that those debts will not be met. The implications for directors for fraudulent trading may be to contribute to the assets of the business without limit, disqualification, and possible criminal and civil penalties. The implications of the company directors (disqualification) act 1986 apply not only to company directors, and over 50% of the provisions relate to any persons. Disqualification means that a person cannot be, for a specified period of time, a director or manager of any company without the permission of the courts. Disqualification is governed under the company directors (disqualification ) act 1986. The following is a (cid:272)he(cid:272)klist of dire(cid:272)tors" o(cid:271)ligations and responsi(cid:271)ilities:

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