Q21,22 QUESTION 19An apprenticeship contract is one whereby a firm owner undertakes to provide full vocational training to another person who has completed atleast:O a. 14 years of ageO b. 16 years of ageO c. 18 years of ageOd. 12 years of ageQUESTION 20Which of the following clauses is not included in the (MOA) of a company?Oa Capital clauseOb. Object clausec. Registered office claused. General meetings clauseQUESTION 21The minimum amount of capital for an LLC is 5 million AED. ( )TrueFalseQUESTION 22Which of the following clauses is included in the (AOA) of a company?O a Capital clauseb.Object clausec. Registered office clause-Od. General meetings clause

The Answer is "False" Reason: The UAE Companies Law does not prescribe any minimum share capital but…

An apprenticeship contract is one whereby a firm owner undertakes to provide full vocational training to another person who has completed at least: O a. 14 years of age Ob. 16 years of age Oc. 18 years of age d. 12 years of age QUESTION 20 Which of the following clauses is not included in the (MOA) of a company? DIG

An apprenticeship contract is one whereby a firm owner undertakes to provide full vocational training to another person who has completed at least: O a. 14 years of age Ob. 16 years of age Oc. 18 years of age d. 12 years of age QUESTION 20 Which of the following clauses is not included in the (MOA) of a company? DIG

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Chapter1: The Need For Payroll And Personnel Records

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