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What Is A Company’s Certificate Of Registration?

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A Certificate of Registration is issued by ASIC once your company is formally registered. It will contain details such as the type of company, date of commencement of registration, ACN, and company name.

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Justine Wu  
Justine is a legal consultant at Sprintlaw. She has experience in civil law and human rights law with a double degree in law and media production. Justine has an interest in intellectual property and employment law.

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