I have been working as an HR Business Partner with a startup company. I would like to know, being an authorized signatory for your company's financial matters, would be recommended or not? I am in a position where I am accountable for business operations as well, and hence it would be great if you could suggest to me what the pros and cons are. Thank you.
From India, Bangalore
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It depends on what type of contribution you are making towards the company. In your question, you referred to yourself as a "Business Partner." Any person who is of legal age and mentally fit can be a partner. The important aspect is how involved he/she is in the business, whether it is solely a financial contribution or a financial contribution combined with active participation in the business.
Please consider if you have executed/entered into any partnership deed, registered it, or opened a bank account in the name of the partnership business. This depends on the specific role you are playing in the business.
Regards, A. Prakash
From India, Halol
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36Please consider if you have executed/entered into any partnership deed, registered it, or opened a bank account in the name of the partnership business. This depends on the specific role you are playing in the business.
Regards, A. Prakash
From India, Halol
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