If I resign as a company director, am I personally liable for its debt?
| 01-12-2023If you resign as a company director, you are not automatically liable for that company’s debts. Directors have limited liability protection.
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If you resign as a company director, you are not automatically liable for that company’s debts. Directors have limited liability protection.
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