However, you can register a business name that is different from the name of your company. The whole issue of registering trading names at CIPC has never been implemented and the whole Chapter 4 of the CPA is therefore problematic. As it stands, SARS and banks will allow trading names as was done in the distant past. To move stocks from one broker to another, both brokers must be National Securities Clearing Corporation members. The Automated Customer Account Transfer Service (ACATS) allows the automated A stock can trade on any exchange on which it is listed. A company can list its shares on more than one exchange, in a dual listing. Let's assume that you own Trojan SEO, a search engine optimization company. You began your business by launching your website in October 2004. However, you didn't get around registering your trademark. Lo and behold, in October 2004, another SEO started the company Three Trojans SEO. This other company with the similar name is also unregistered. A registered (Limited liability or "Ltd") company cannot 'trade as' another limited liability company. A proviso to this is that one company can have shares or act as a subsidiary, however it is always the last entity (company) in the chain that is the legal operating entity. Put simply a registered company can trade under any name it chooses provided it does not breach any patents or registered trademarks. Delicious Cakes is a trading name of Reconstituted Meat Desserts Ltd. Trading names also allow you to have multiple functions for a single limited company. For example you may be a freelance web designer who also does SEO work. Under the limited company Super-Duper Web Design Ltd. you could operate two trading names – Super-Duper Design, A holding company is a company (usually a corporation) that owns a controlling interest in one or more companies, called subsidiaries. A holding company might be called an "umbrella" company or a parent company. The holding company doesn't do anything except manage the companies under its umbrella.
Using a Close Corporation/Company Name t/a (trading as) Another Name When you select a name for a Close Corporation/Company, bear in mind that you can use the Close Corporation/Company name trading as another name of your choice. However, you can register a business name that is different from the name of your company. The whole issue of registering trading names at CIPC has never been implemented and the whole Chapter 4 of the CPA is therefore problematic. As it stands, SARS and banks will allow trading names as was done in the distant past. To move stocks from one broker to another, both brokers must be National Securities Clearing Corporation members. The Automated Customer Account Transfer Service (ACATS) allows the automated A stock can trade on any exchange on which it is listed. A company can list its shares on more than one exchange, in a dual listing.
Common stock shares are most often transferred from one broker to another by a software-based system known as the Automated Customer Account Transfer Service (ACATS). Prior to ACATS, a manual A trading as name is a name chosen by a business that is different from their registered company name. Unlike the registered company name, the trading as name, or trading style as it is sometimes known, is never officially registered with Companies House. It is the name a business has chosen to call itself, A ‘trading name’ refers to an unregistered name that businesses could use before the introduction of the National Business Names Register on 28 May 2012. A trading name is not a registered business name. If you wish to continue using a trading name, you need to register it as a business name.
We've recently written and article on use of a trading name following company registration. The company can trade under a variety of different names following their formation, as long as correspondence and other requirements of where the company information must be displayed, are met. Common stock shares are most often transferred from one broker to another by a software-based system known as the Automated Customer Account Transfer Service (ACATS). Prior to ACATS, a manual A trading as name is a name chosen by a business that is different from their registered company name. Unlike the registered company name, the trading as name, or trading style as it is sometimes known, is never officially registered with Companies House. It is the name a business has chosen to call itself, A ‘trading name’ refers to an unregistered name that businesses could use before the introduction of the National Business Names Register on 28 May 2012. A trading name is not a registered business name. If you wish to continue using a trading name, you need to register it as a business name. Using a Close Corporation/Company Name t/a (trading as) Another Name When you select a name for a Close Corporation/Company, bear in mind that you can use the Close Corporation/Company name trading as another name of your choice. However, you can register a business name that is different from the name of your company. The whole issue of registering trading names at CIPC has never been implemented and the whole Chapter 4 of the CPA is therefore problematic. As it stands, SARS and banks will allow trading names as was done in the distant past. To move stocks from one broker to another, both brokers must be National Securities Clearing Corporation members. The Automated Customer Account Transfer Service (ACATS) allows the automated
It may depend on whether the business activities are similar or related. Your 'trading' name cannot have 'Ltd' or 'Limited' at the end. 2) Form a new limited company and make your original company the corporate shareholder of the new company. Your original company is then the owner of the new company. Using a Close Corporation/Company Name t/a (trading as) Another Name When you select a name from the Close Corporation/Company List, bear in mind that you can use the Close Corporation/Company name trading as another name of your choice.