Document Type : Specialized Article

Authors

• Maghsood Imani ¹
• Reza rezaee ²

¹ Assistant Professor, Faculty of Islamic Education and Law, Imam Sadegh University

² Master of Private Law

Abstract

Considering the importance of public-sector partnerships in terms of the ability to raise micro and venture capital, and their use in the direction of business and industrial growth (which requires large capital gains rapidly), following the passage of the partial correction bill With the Trade Act of 1968, the legislator sought to pass dispersed regulations over the years with the aim of resolving problems along the way with these types of companies (with producer and investor protection approaches), and by changing the former procedure of incorporation, It has eliminated or added some things from formation to liquidation of companies. This library research reports on the efficiency or inefficiency of these reforms by presenting some of the most significant changes in the form of management of these companies in relation to the 1968 bill, and in some cases offers suggestions for improving the status quo and achieving the desired status. Don't give up. The need for transparency in the assets of managers with the aim of preventing corporate tax evasion by establishing a transparent stock transfer system, the need to employ technology to hold electronic meetings and information by new methods, as well as quasi-judicial approaches to increase power. Inspector oversight is part of the achievements discussed in this article.

Keywords

• Corporate
• Corporate Management
• Public Joint Stock
• Financial Transparency
• Corporate Electronic Management