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Failure to mention address on letter pad - diff b/w whole time and part time director

Date 05 Dec 2007
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Registered office address omission raises compliance query; clarification sought on whole time director versus whole time employment.
Two compliance queries: omission of the Registered Office Address from company letterhead (in a service tax context) and the distinction between a director in whole time employment and a whole time director. The lone reply recorded did not provide substantive guidance, stating the context was unclear. (AI Summary)
(1) What happens if we fail to publish our regd. office addres in the lettrer/pad of the company. (2) What is the difference between director in whole time employmnet & whole time director.
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Replied on Dec 10, 2007
1. It is not clear for the query that in what context the query has been raised.
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