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The document provides a simplified form of Articles of Association for private companies limited by shares, designed to streamline administration under the Companies Ordinance (Cap 622). It outlines key provisions regarding company structure, member liabilities, share capital, directors' powers, decision-making processes, and general meeting protocols. The sample is tailored for small owner-managed businesses and excludes certain statutory provisions to enhance brevity. Companies adopting this sample are advised to consult professional advisors regarding its implications.

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What is needed to form an association?

When creating an association, members usually put together a written agreement to establish its aims and goals. This agreement could include specific criteria or rules you set out for new members to become part of the association. Common types of associations include: Sports clubs. Preservation trusts.

How to form a community association?

An association may begin informally with just a few people and gradually evolve into an organized group with common interests. Hold an organizing meeting. Core Group Meetings. During the Meeting. After the Meeting. Action Check List. Steps for Filing Articles of Incorporation. Applying for Nonprofit Status.

How do I create an association?

Heres a step-by-step guide to help you establish your association: Define Your Purpose and Goals. Research and Compliance. Draft a Constitution or Bylaws. Form a Steering Committee. Membership Recruitment and Engagement. Financial Planning. Marketing and Public Relations. Operational Setup.

What are the requirements for an association?

In general, an association is a group of persons banded together for a specific purpose. To qualify under section 501(a) of the Code, the association must have a written document, such as articles of association, showing its creation. At least two persons must sign the document, which must be dated.