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Section 2 — Corporations Act 2001: The company structure for small business
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2.1 Proprietary company for small business Generally, a proprietary company limited by shares is the most suitable company for use by small business. Such a proprietary company must have a least 1 shareholder but no more than 50 shareholders (not counting employee shareholders, CSF shareholders, or holders of shares issued pursuant to CSF offers that have yet to be traded in certain ways). It may have 1 or more directors. [sections 112—113]
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