Corporate Governance · glossary
A yearly filing confirming that what Companies House holds about the company is still correct. Brackenholme's review period ends on 3 May, the anniversary of its incorporation, so the statement is due by 17 May on form CS01 (section 853A). It never replaces the 14-day notice of a new director. Chapter 10
Explained in Chapter 10, The Company Secretary's File, of Corporate Governance.
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Two yearly filings need a word first. The confirmation statement confirms that what Companies House holds about the company is still correct: its registered office, directors, shareholders and persons with significant control. The company's review period ends on 3 May, the anniversary of its incorporation. The statement is due within 14 days after that, by 17 May, on form CS01 (section 853A).Read Chapter 10, The Company Secretary's File →
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