An overused phrase at the moment but these are challenging times we are living in. Most importantly, we hope you, your family and your colleagues are safe and well. The COVID-19 pandemic has had a major impact on how companies operate and so survival, paying staff and keeping the business afloat are always the most
Everything keeps changing daily if not hourly! So we are glad to bring you some good news which was announced late yesterday afternoon (1st April 2020). The CRO are now providing a reduced service, which include company incorporations. They issued the following update on the website:- “Due to the restrictions put in place by the
The CRO have announced that they are unable to process submissions or answer queries due to the Covid-19 pandemic. We are unsure yet how long this will last for (until the 14 April at a minimum) and what the impact will be on filing deadlines, company formations and other submissions. We will provide an update
The Companies House in the UK have issued an update regarding filing accounts. If it becomes apparent that accounts will not be filed on time due to your company being affected by Coronavirus (COVID-19), you may make an application to extend the period allowed for filing. Detailed information is available on the Companies House website.
The Registrar of Companies has advised that all annual returns due to be filed by companies between now and June 30, 2020 will be deemed to have been filed on time if all elements of the annual return are completed and filed by that date. This will enable businesses and their financial advisers to focus
CLS is closely monitoring the developing COVID-19 situation. Our priority is to ensure the health, safety and wellbeing of our employees, clients and other business contacts, as well as continuing to deliver our services. We have implemented our remote working policy so we will continue to provide our services to you. You can contact any
Now that the UK has left the European Union, the transitionary period and provisions have now commenced which will be in place until 31 December 2020. During this transitionary period, the UK’s trading relationship with the European Union will continue. This means there is no change to the existing company law requirements for UK resident
Every January we highlight 10 company secretarial and company law points for directors and practitioners to consider and the 2020 list is below. RBO Filings Filing Annual Return Audit Exemption District Court Applications New CORE System Company Law Impact of Brexit Sole Director & Sole Shareholder Company Selling a Company Capping Value in a Company
As a year and a decade draws to a close and we are all RBO’ed out we would like to thank you for all your support during the year, we really appreciate it. READ MORE
The CRO cannot guarantee that submissions received after the dates set out below will be processed before the Christmas break. ORDINARY SCHEME 3 DECEMBER 2019 Fé PHRAINN SCHEME 9 DECEMBER 2019 A1 ON LINE SCHEME 13 DECEMBER 2019 CHANGE OF NAME 9 DECEMBER 2019 REREGISTRATIONS 9 DECEMBER 2019 COMPANY NAME RESERVATIONS 19 DECEMBER 2019