No problem it is just that we are all gentlemen & gentle ladies of fine repute on here and we are never - never rude to anyone. Honestly.
Seriously. I don't think there is no definative answer to your question. You might want to consider this however.
A working director usually receives an annual 'salary'.
A non-executive director however who advises the company on certain issues now and then may receive an annual fee.
Hope that helps.
Rob
mes sentiments distingués.
Seriously. I don't think there is no definative answer to your question. You might want to consider this however.
A working director usually receives an annual 'salary'.
A non-executive director however who advises the company on certain issues now and then may receive an annual fee.
Hope that helps.
Rob
mes sentiments distingués.
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