Each year we highlight some Company Law and Company Secretarial points to consider and the following are the points to consider for 2026:- Review ARD List The new year should start with a full review of all the Annual Return Dates (“ARD”) for your companies to ensure that you maximise the use of the 9-month
The Companies Registration Office confirmed today that the involuntary strike off process has recommenced since the middle of August 2025. Approximately 35,000 companies are facing involuntary strike off for failure to file late annual returns. The process was paused in March 2020 due to Covid and recommenced in late 2023. It was subsequently paused again
The CEA published its 2024 Annual Report. The report provides a helpful insight into the activities of the CEA and their approach to investigation and enforcement of Company Law in Ireland. Some of the main highlights from the 2024 Annual Report Director Restrictions 98 restrictions on foot of CEA review of liquidator reports 90% by
This month we highlight the new identity verification and filing requirements with Companies House in the UK and also two recent cases in the Courts. You can read more in our newsletter here Note: The content within the newsletter is provided for information purposes only and does not constitute legal or other advice.
You can read about the new CRO Open Data Portal in our Newsletter this month Note: The content within the newsletter is provided for information purposes only and does not constitute legal or other advice.
The CRO Open Data Portal is a platform launched by the Companies Registration Office (CRO) to provide easy access to key company data, including Company Records and Financial Statements. The portal is fully compliant with EU Open Data Regulations and offers data in bulk and via API, in open, machine-readable formats. Users can explore information
In our March Newsletter we highlight some of the questions that directors should consider in determining whether a SAP is required. Note: The content within the newsletter is provided for information purposes only and does not constitute legal or other advice.
When a company is carrying out a transaction involving a bank and a director, the bank may require a Summary Approval Procedure (“SAP”) to be completed. However, a SAP may not be required if the transaction does not fall under any of the criteria provided for in Section 239 of the Companies Act 2014. To
Every year we highlight Ten Co-Sec Points for 2025 which you can read about in our February Newsletter Note: The content within the newsletter is provided for information purposes only and does not constitute legal or other advice.
Read about the Companies (Corporate Governance Enforcement & Regulatory Act, the CRO Christmas Deadlines and some changes to be aware of if you make filings to the Companies House UK in our December Newsletter https://bit.ly/3VknGS8 Note: The content within the newsletter is provided for information purposes only and does not constitute legal or other advice.