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Due to the significant personal and financial exposure all Directors face, ACG Resident Directors will accept an appointment where:
The local Australian company is a newly established/incorporated entity.
The ACG Resident Director has oversight of all financial activity of the Australian company. The ACG Resident Director does not need to be involved in the day to day running of the business but must be able to oversee and monitor the operational and financial activities of the company.
The local Australian company engages ACG to provide Corporate Secretarial services and uses ACG’s recommended legal and accounting service providers – preferential fee rates are available for ACG clients.
The ACG client provides a clear business plan for the 12 months following the appointment of the ACG Resident Director. ACG has access to a range of business development experts who can assist in developing and drafting a business plan.
Confirm the activities of the company comply with Australian local laws, (e.g. local licensing requirements, consumer laws, importation laws). ACG and its affiliated law firm Arenburg Legal are able to assist with advice on the need for licenses and registration, including any compliance processes.
Agree to provide regular financial and operational reports, and to provide direct access to your local Accountant and Tax Agent;
Executes a Director’s Agreement covering fees, service costs and indemnities for any liabilities that the company is not able to meet in Australia, in order to avoid insolvency.