Tolley's Company Law Handbook 18th Edition

This latest edition in this esteemed Tolley’s publication offers practical guidance on all aspects of company law at an operational level. Printed in a handy A-Z format, users benefit from its clear explanation of complex subjects. As well as offering expert opinion on how best to advise clients on an array of subjects, it includes the necessities like tables and forms.

Tolley's Company Law Handbook is a must for anyone dealing in company law matters, it ensures you are not only fully aware of updates affecting clients, but are compliant in practice affecting your company.

Key benefits of Tolley’s Company Law Handbook 18th edition:

• Covers everything from annual accounts and auditors to meetings, acquisition of own shares, directors and company names to ensure you are fully compliant
• Stay ahead of key changes with thorough overview and detailed analysis on the minefield of unfolding legal and regulatory regimes in 2010
• Extremely useful A-Z format means you can find exactly what you’re looking for in a fraction of the time, without the need to search through reams of text
• Make sure you’re offering clients a consistently high-quality and reliable company law advice by following the new changes in legislation and practice
• Apply the information on new and upcoming developments in a practical context and ensure you remain at the forefront of company legislation matters

What’s new to the 18th edition of Tolley’s Company Law Handbook?

• A new author and subsequent rewrite to accurately reflect the information needs of the modern day practitioner with a balance in the coverage of accountancy and law
• Revised and expanded coverage on topics including raising finance, share capital, company formation and types of companies
• Practical advice on the meaning of the new company constitution
• Companies Act 2006 reproduced as it is in force
• This Edition of Tolley's Company Law Handbook covers the latest developments in corporate governance including the UK Corporate Governance Code and the new Listing Regime