As the manager with 0% ownership on the license, am I liable for a returned cheque?

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Normally, a manager will be responsible for the actions of the company.

If you have the signing authority to manage the transactions of the company or you are the person signing the cheque on behalf of the company, then you can be held liable.

In order to remove the responsibility, there are some procedures which you can undergo.

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If your name is listed on the company's license with a 0% share as the manager, you may not typically be personally responsible for the company's financial matters, including cases related to returned cheques or civil cases.

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