Personal financial issues can raise questions about whether someone is eligible to act as a company director. While such problems do not automatically disqualify you, certain circumstances, such as bankruptcy or court orders, can impact your ability to take on this role. Understanding these rules is essential for compliance and good governance.
Can You Be a Director with a CCJ?
A County Court Judgment (CCJ) does not legally prevent you from being a director. However, it can damage your financial credibility and affect business relationships. Companies may face challenges securing credit or loans if a director has unresolved CCJs.
Bankruptcy and Directorship
If you are declared bankrupt, you are legally prohibited from acting as a director of a company unless permission is granted by the court. This restriction ensures financial accountability and protects businesses from potential mismanagement.
How Red Flag Alert Can Help
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