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Setting up a joint venture company in North of Ireland: companies in Northern Ireland that want to enter into an arrangement with another private company so that they can work on a project for their mutual benefit can get invaluable help and assistance with Coddan. We have many years of solid experience working with companies entering into joint venture agreements, in Northern Ireland and right across the United Kingdom, and can set yours up for you in a straightforward manner and at the lowest of fees. Register a new company online, or call us on 033 0808 0089 and we will help for to set-up a private limited company limited by a stock shares immediately․ If you are not confident in forming your company on your own, call us on 033 0808 0089 and we will help you to complete your application form over the telephone․ For on more information about a business formation service to make a free for offline or online appointment, call on 033 0808 0089 or send us e-mail to info@coddan.co.uk․ We can normally to register and to incorporate of a new limited company within hours between from Monday to Friday at on-line․
Registering a joint venture company is an effective way to grow your venture business in terms of scope and profit without the risk of merging with another entity and in the process losing yours altogether. It's a constructive way of working with another limited company without legally entering into a partnership with them.
At the outset of registering a joint venture company, it's essential that you are properly briefed on what is required, starting with negotiations with the other party. You need to know what has to be decided and allocated, in terms of staff from both parties that will be designated to work on the joint venture project as well as the division of profits and any losses that might occur.
It's therefore essential that you talk to experts in joint venture company registration in North of Ireland before proceeding, and at Coddan, our team of business consultants are ready to provide you with initial consultations and guide you through the entire process. Only when the new joint venture company is properly established can you really concentrate on the business tasks ahead.
In Northern Ireland, as elsewhere in the Great Britain, normally there is no official approval required for a new joint venture operation. Approval may only be required where both parties have a large share of the marketplace, as this would trigger competition laws and the Office of Fair Trading would be compelled to investigate.