Forms of Business Enterprises
Online Courses for Attorneys
DearAttorney
Do you need training but there is simply no time for you to attend training? Why not register for an online course where you can train when it is convenient.
All you need is a computer with an Internet connection and basic computer skills.
Kind regards
eLeader Department | e-mail Grace Mukuru at | +27 (0)12441 4600
LEAD ONLINE TEAM
Cost and dates of the course
Forms of Business Enterprises :R 750.00 per person (VAT incl) / 1 June – 14 July 2017
(Registration closes 23 May2017)
About the course
The course focuses on the various forms of business enterprise and how these types of businesses operate in the South African legal context.
A participant will learn, amongst other things, about the changes brought about by the Companies Act, 2008, as well as receive an introduction to the concept of business rescue.
The course consists of 9 modules, each focusing on a specific aspect of entrepreneurial law. The material is presented in an interactive and interesting manner and a participant will be able to test his or her knowledge by way of a self-assessment after each module.
Courses conduct and facilitators
These e-course are conducted online and all communication is done via the e-learning platform (e-LEADer). The training is intensive and demanding and requires hard work and dedication. To enhance the learning experience, there is an online discussion platform where students can interact with other students. In addition, the course facilitator will be available online at times.
How to register
Editable registration form on page 3
Please complete the registration form on the last page of this document. E-mail the form together with,
proof of payment .
Outline of the courses for Forms of Business Enterprises
(read more about outlines on LEAD website, under “Online course”)
  • Comparison of the most important forms of business entities
  • Identify and distinguish the characteristics, advantages and disadvantages of the following enterprises:
  • the Sole Proprietorship; the Partnership; the Close Corporation; the Company; the Business Trust; the Share Block Company.
  • Choosing a form of business enterprise
  • Discuss the factors influencing the choice of business enterprise;
  • Discuss the various compulsory registrations for businesses;
  • Indicate when a trading licence will be required;
  • 3 Intellectual property
  • Identify the various forms of intellectual property;
  • Explain the requirements for each form of intellectual property;
  • Understand how intellectual property rights may affect businesses.
  • Close corporations
  • Explain the amendments made to the Close Corporations Act by Schedule 3 of the Companies Act
  • Formation and functioning of companies
  • Explain the procedure to be followed in the reservation of a name.
  • Explain the procedure to be followed after the name has been approved.
  • List the information needed in order to register a company.
  • Give a detailed explanation of what the purpose of the Memorandum of Incorporation of a company is and information it would normally contain.
  • Discuss the doctrine of constructive notice and ring-fenced companies.
  • Discuss who may act as an auditor of a company and what the function of an auditor is.
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  • Public interest score
  • Explain what the Public Interest Score of a company is and how it is calculated.
  • Conversions
  • Explain the circumstances in which conversions will be recommended.
  • Distinguish between the various types of conversions.
  • Financial difficulties
  • Explain the purpose of Business rescue and indicate the crucial considerations to be borne in mind when Business rescue is considered.
  • Distinguish between the two ways in which business rescue may be commenced.
  • Explain the effect of business rescue.
  • List the requirements that must be met for someone to act as a business rescue practitioner.
  • Explain the purpose of a business rescue plan.
  • Trusts
  • Distinguish between the various types of trusts.
  • Identify the main parties to a trust.
  • Define the concept “trust” and explain the nature thereof.
  • Indicate how and by whom a trust deed can be varied.
  • Explain when one would make use of a mortis causa trust and when one would make use of an inter vivos trust.
  • Explain the most important features of the Trust Property Control Act 57 of 1988.
  • Regulatory agencies
  • Give an explanation of the working functions and organisation of the CIPC and other Regulatory Agencies
  • Interrelation with other areas of law
  • Understand how forms of business enterprise, company law and commercial law interrelate with other areas of law.
Read more on LEAD website …
Who should attend?
This online course is a must for attorneys / practitioners wishing to expand their practical knowledge of entrepreneurial law and the application of the Companies Act, 2008
Registration fee categories (See page 3 – Registration Form)
  • Forms of Business Enterprises 1 June – 12 July 2017: R 750-00 per person (VAT incl)

Cancellation clauses
Cancellation by delegate
To cancel your registration, please e-mail at least 48 hours before the course date to avoid being liable for the full rate. Refunds must be claimed in writing within 15 business days after cancellation.
Cancellation by LEAD
If you want to participate this programme, please book as soon as possible as LEAD reserves the right to cancel a learning activity should the number of delegates not justify the costs involved. Registered delegates will be given reasonable notice of cancellation.

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Forms of Business Enterprises
[Online Course] / Legal Education and Development Registration Form / For more events, storeitems, free law videos, visit
INSTRUCTIONS ON HOW TO COMPLETE THE FORM
Save the form on your computer and type your details directly onto the form to replace . Click on the appropriate blocks.Save and e-mail the form to together with proof of payment.
Dates
Forms of Business Enterprises / 1 June – 14 July 2017 / R 750-00 per person (VAT incl)
(Registration closes 23 May 2017)
Registration fee categories
Attorneys / Practising attorneys:
Your details (Important to complete all fields for certificate printing & posting)
Surname: / First name:
Full names / Initials(All) will be used for certificate printing
ID number:(certificate printing) / Gender: F M / Your position:
Firm/company: / City/Town: / Title:
Tel: () / Email:
/ Fax: ()
Cell: / Docex address (will be used forcertificate posting):
Postal address (will be used for certificate posting):
/ Postal code:
Race (for reporting reasons only):African Asian Coloured White
Payment by EFT
Law Society of South Africa |Bank: FNB Pretoria | Acc no: 6200 9641 079
Branch code: 251445| Ref: Cell No, Name and Surname / R
Where did you hear about this course? Email SMS Word of Mouth Employer Website
Please note
1.The confirmation email will be sent to you within five days after the closing date of registration.
2.The online course is conducted in English only and all assignments must be submitted in English.
3.Should you need to cancel your registration, this must be done in writing within five days after the registration closing date to avoid the full fee being charged.
4.Fees must be paid to the designated Law Society of South Africa’s (LSSA) bank account (FNB Pretoria: Acc no: 6200 9641 079 Branch Code 251445). The LSSA will not accept liability if fees are paid into any other account.
5.LEAD reserves the right to cancel a learning activity should the number of delegates not justify the costs involved. Registered delegates will be given reasonable notice of cancellation.
For questions on this course, e-mail eader Department-tel: 012441 4600
For questions on registration, e-mail Annelie Dagnin – tel:012 441 4669/00

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