 Brenda Hannigan
Oxford University Press
2. Auflage, ca. 896 Seiten
EUR 68,67
The Companies Act 2006 contains some of the most far-reaching changes in company law for more than 150 years. This timely and practical guide to the new Act provides guidance on the key wide-ranging reforms of the new regime in an accessible format complete with detailed commentary.
|
John Birds
Oxford University Press
ca. 2400 Seiten
EUR 326,74
This new looseleaf provides a detailed guide to the impact that the long-awaited Company Law Reform Act will have on company law and practice when it finally becomes law.
Practitioners and academics alike will need this new work, written from the perspective of the new legislation and providing a complete picture of the complex new regime.
|
|
 Alcock, Alistair et al.
Family Law Publications
EUR 117,57
The Companies Act 2006 has been the most radical reform of company law for decades, and the government has decided to bring the remainder of the Act in over an extended period up to October 2009.
Alcock, Birds and Gale on the Companies Act 2006 follows the structure of the CA 2006 and explains what stage the implementation process has now reached.
Throughout it states what commencement orders and SIs are in force as of April 2008, and those provisions scheduled for October 2008, as well as setting out clearly those parts of the Act that have been held back to 2009.
This new work builds on the success of Companies Act 2006: The New Law (Jordans New Law Series) and includes a new chapter on the staggered commencement of the Act with information on the transitional provisions and provides practical guidance of new regulations...
|
A Guide for Private Companies
Van Duzer, Peter
Family Law Publications
2. Auflage, ca. 474 Seiten
EUR 117,57
Companies Act 2006: A Guide for Private Companies is a concise and practical guide for private companies, explaining the procedures, obligations and liabilities of complying with the requirements of the Act.
This second edition has been thoroughly updated to take account of changes and issues arising since the Act received Royal Assent. It includes:
• A new chapter covering implementation and transitional provisions, providing commentary on partial implementation and issues arising • An updated chapter on decisions of directors to take account of the latest drafts of the model articles due to come into force in October 2009...
|
|
 Alan Steinfeld QC, Martin Mann QC, et al.
Oxford University Press, UK
920 Seiten
EUR 88,50
• Contains the full text of the Companies Act 2006 and table of destinations
• Authors use a topic based narrative, providing expert analysis of major changes
• Accessible and clear layout makes this an ideal quick reference text
Fully referenced to the Companies Act 1985, to show both what has changed and what remains in force.
|
 Nigel Eastaway; Keith Eame; et al.
Bloomsbury
5. Auflage, 560 Seiten
EUR 199,52
This in-depth user-friendly guide outlines the very latest accountancy procedures for assessing the worth of a company's shares. The key tax considerations, practical suggestions and tips, accountancy best practice guidelines - everything you need on this key subject is now available from this indispensable resource.
Practical Share Valuation 5th edition is up-to-date with the latest legislative and tax developments including The Finance Act 2008, The Companies Act 2006, NEW case law affecting company law, coverage of the new Accounting Standards, plus essential information on fair value assurance.
|
