Ordinary Companies
Ordinary companies are formed in the same way as they are in England. A Memorandum of Association (Charter) must be filed with the Registrar of companies, stating the name of the registered office, the objectives and the authorised share capital.
The company may either draw up its own Articles of Association (Bylaws) or use the standard Table, and may operate with only one shareholder. An ordinary company must have at least one director and is required to hold at least one shareholder meeting every year. It must also file an annual report with the Registrar of Companies, listing the shareholders and officers.