Advice Note 6: Setting up a Company
By Denise McCann - last updated on Wed, 29/06/2011 - 15:43
A guide for charities considering incorporation. Produced by NICVA Member Services.
These notes offer general guidelines to assist Northern Ireland based voluntary organisations which are considering incorporation. They look at the four structures used by voluntary organisations, different kinds of companies and the key issues of changing from an unincorporated association to a company.
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