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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Limited?
Is there a difference between Ltd companies (lower case) and LTD companies (upper case) and indeed the difference between writing out Limited/LIMITED in full?
Many thanks
Many thanks
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Where is the company incorporated? In the US we have a relatively new type, called LLC, or Limited Liability Company. I think companies can print their names as they choose.
- Where is the company incorporated?
- In the US we have a relatively new type, called LLC, or Limited Liability Company.
- I think companies can print their names as they choose.
- If they use all caps, then LTD.
- is good.
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Where is the company incorporated?
In the US we have a relatively new type, called LLC, or Limited Liability Company.
I think companies can print their names as they choose. If they use all caps, then LTD. is good. Otherwise Ltd. is standard.
I believe that where it's a legal issue, the local jurisdiction has the say.
I think in the US you can't have INC or
In the US we have a relatively new type, called LLC, or Limited Liability Company.
I think companies can print their names as they choose. If they use all caps, then LTD. is good. Otherwise Ltd. is standard.
I believe that where it's a legal issue, the local jurisdiction has the say.
I think in the US you can't have INC or
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