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Bookmark or Share- What is a shelf company? Definition and meaningA shelf company, also known as a shelf corporation, ready-made company, blank check company, or aged company (in all these cases you can use ‘company’ or ‘corporation’), is a legally-registered company that has no activity.
- Are Shelf Corporations Legitimate? | NavShelf companies are formed for the purpose of being sold off, after you establish excellent business credit scores. There’s just one problem: If you purchase a shelf corporation and use it to access small business loans, you might be guilty of committing fraud.
- What is a Shelf Company and How Does it Work? | LegalVisionA shelf company is a company that is already registered but has never traded or conducted business and holds no assets or liabilities. Essentially, the company is registered to sit on a ‘shelf’, waiting for someone to buy it.
- Shelf Corporations: A Complete Guide - Business ChewA shelf corporation is a business that is formed to be sold after an aging period aka being “put on a shelf” hence the name shelf corporation. They are also known as a “shelf company” or an “aged corporation”. Shelf corporations do not conduct business activity or hold any assets.
- Shelf Companies - What You Need to Know | 1st FormationsA shelf company is a limited company that has been pre-registered with Companies House (the UK’s registrar of companies) for the purpose of selling it on at a later date. Shelf companies are also often referred to as ‘off the shelf’ or ‘ready made’ companies.
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