an overview of the Companies House reforms why the reforms are happening the new rules for small and micro companies three company law changes for company directors and accountants to be aware of new rules for registered office addresses all companies required to...
20、o a conflict of interest, or of which the directors are already aware. There will be an additional statutory obligations to declare interests in relation to existing transactions.Although the changes to directors' duties were the most widely publicised (and controversial) feature of the legislat...
Although the changes to directors' duties were the most widely publicised (and controversial) feature of the legislation, the Act also affects directors in various other ways: S239 The shareholders' ability to ratify any conduct of a director (including breach of duty, negligence, default or brea...
If you wish to run a business in the UK, you are meant to register withCompanies House. The information of directors and partners must be submitted, alongside annual accounts. This is also a portal which can be used by the general public to find information related to a firm, but cyberat...
There will be an additional statutory obligations to declare interests in relation to existing transactions. Although the changes to directors duties were the most widely publicised (and controversial) feature of the legislation, the Act also affects directors in various other ways: S239 The ...
ECCTA makes changes to the information required and processes involved in incorporating and operating a company in the UK. Although it became law in October 2023, some further legislation needs to be passed and new Companies House systems put in place before some of the more onerous reforms, s...
One of the biggest changes, aimed at tackling fraud, will be to collect more information about company directors to verify their identities. The move has been made in response to a number of high-profile money laundering scandals uncovered over the past decade. “Th...
Companies House is evolving and making some big changes. So, what has happened, what's prompted the change, and what do they mean?
Changes to your Companies House WebFiling account Companies House will soon be introducing a new WebFiling account, which will have more functionality and improved security features. If you file on behalf of more than one company, you will be able to manage all your companies from one...
Companies House said it would continue to implement more changes over the coming years, including identity verification for all new and existing registered company directors, people with significant control (PSCs) and those who file on behalf of companies; enhancing the protection of...