In a shocking development, a local accounting firm has revealed that shareholder disputes are not good for business.In a new press release from Staples Rodway, the independent accounting firm helpfully point out that “shareholder disputes are unnece
In a shocking development, a local accounting firm has revealed that shareholder disputes are not good for business.
In a new press release from Staples Rodway, the independent accounting firm helpfully point out that “shareholder disputes are unnecessary, potentially costly and can have a devastating effect on a business”.
Disputes may sometimes be unavoidable and Staples Rodway do helpfully list the main causes of disputes, such as poor communication of goals and objectives, different expectations in terms of remuneration, contribution to the business and exit plans, matrimonial disputes and family matters affecting the business relationship and poor documentation.
Staples Rodway and law firm Kensington Swan also offer hints to avoid disputes, mainly boiling down to the fact that angered parties should probably communicate better.
Further releases on the business merits of beating your customers in the head with metal bars and flushing $20 notes down the toilet are expected soon.
