Our lawyers have the expertise and experience to provide you with creative, personalised solutions in a clear and understandable way.
Our CB Checkpoint team will give your business a full check-over, reviewing your key documentation and advising on any changes that are suggested or required.
Discover the latest insights and thought leadership from our team of legal experts.
We can provide a dedicated company secretarial service, tailored to the needs of your business. Working seamlessly with you and any management team we will ensure your legal obligations are met annually, in a cost-effective and efficient way.
As well as supporting you in incorporating companies and undertaking any group restructures, right from the formation of your company through to any eventual exit we can provide you the following company secretarial services on an annual basis:
Our team can also attend and report at Board meetings, where requested.
Other optional services provided as part of our ‘virtual’ company secretary offering include:
We only advise on matters of English law. If your issue involves another jurisdiction, we would be pleased to use our international network to introduce a suitable firm to advise you.
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We help businesses on an annual basis with:
The requirement to file an annual confirmation statement applies to all companies, public and private, including dormant companies. This statement includes details of the company’s directors, share capital and shareholders and serves to confirm that your company has delivered all the required information from the previous review period.
It is important to file your company’s confirmation statement by the deadline to avoid being fined or potentially having your company struck off the register. In addition to meeting this legal obligation, our team can assist you in using the confirmation statement as an opportunity to review and update your company’s information and ensure all transaction-based records and filings are up to date.
Keeping statutory books up-to-date is not just good practice—it’s a legal requirement for company directors. These records include several statutory registers which must be maintained accurately and made available for public inspection:
In the interests of good governance, the company’s statutory books will often also include the Register of Allotments and Applications, Register of Transfers, Share Certificates and Board Minutes.
Our specialists can maintain your statutory registers and minute books to ensure compliance with legislation. If they are lost or gathering dust on a shelf, we’ll reconstitute them for you as soon as possible to avoid any potential legal or reputational risks.
Each stage of a business has its own challenges and opportunities. Our corporate lawyers specialise in advising established businesses through to exit.
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Staying compliant with corporate governance and regulatory requirements is a time consuming and complex task. When company directors can be fined and face criminal prosecution if they fail to comply with the administrative, disclosure and filing requirements of the Companies Acts, it is not an area to ignore.
Our lawyers have the expertise and experience to provide you with creative, personalised solutions in a clear and understandable way.
Our CB Checkpoint team will give your business a full check-over, reviewing your key documentation and advising on any changes that are suggested or required.
Discover the latest insights and thought leadership from our team of legal experts.
We can provide a dedicated company secretarial service, tailored to the needs of your business. Working seamlessly with you and any management team we will ensure your legal obligations are met annually, in a cost-effective and efficient way.
As well as supporting you in incorporating companies and undertaking any group restructures, right from the formation of your company through to any eventual exit we can provide you the following company secretarial services on an annual basis:
Our team can also attend and report at Board meetings, where requested.
Other optional services provided as part of our ‘virtual’ company secretary offering include:
We only advise on matters of English law. If your issue involves another jurisdiction, we would be pleased to use our international network to introduce a suitable firm to advise you.
Discover CB Checkpoint: optimising your key business documentation, policies & procedures.
The requirement to file an annual confirmation statement applies to all companies, public and private, including dormant companies. This statement includes details of the company’s directors, share capital and shareholders and serves to confirm that your company has delivered all the required information from the previous review period.
It is important to file your company’s confirmation statement by the deadline to avoid being fined or potentially having your company struck off the register. In addition to meeting this legal obligation, our team can assist you in using the confirmation statement as an opportunity to review and update your company’s information and ensure all transaction-based records and filings are up to date.
Keeping statutory books up-to-date is not just good practice—it’s a legal requirement for company directors. These records include several statutory registers which must be maintained accurately and made available for public inspection:
In the interests of good governance, the company’s statutory books will often also include the Register of Allotments and Applications, Register of Transfers, Share Certificates and Board Minutes.
Our specialists can maintain your statutory registers and minute books to ensure compliance with legislation. If they are lost or gathering dust on a shelf, we’ll reconstitute them for you as soon as possible to avoid any potential legal or reputational risks.
Each stage of a business has its own challenges and opportunities. Our corporate lawyers specialise in advising established businesses through to exit.
Company secretarial insights
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