The Companies Registration Office have advised of the mandatory online filing from 1st March 2022 for 18 CRO forms as listed below. The sections involved are Solvency (14 forms), Mortgages (2 forms) and Enforcement (2 forms).
We welcome the introduction of more electronic forms however this may cause some issues with company transactions as the effective date of the transaction is required to generate the CRO form. When these CRO forms are being prepared the effective date may not yet confirmed so it may cause issues with forms having to be re-generated again once the date is confirmed and contacting the directors again to arrange for the signing of the form.
Hopefully the CRO will bring back the “open as a copy” function in CORE so that we can amend these forms to change the date if required.
New Mandatory Online Forms:-
- G1: Special Resolution to Wind up
- G2: Ordinary Resolution to wind up
- E2: Notice of Appointment of Liquidator(s)
- E2A: Notice of Resignation of Liquidator
- E2B: Notice of Removal of a Liquidator
- E2C: Notice of Appointment of Liquidator(s) following Removal of previous Liquidator
- E3: Liquidator’s Accounts of Acts & Dealings
- E4: Liquidator’s Statement of Proceedings and Position of Winding Up
- E5: Liquidator’s Final Statement of Accounts
- E6: Return of final winding up meeting
- E7 – Final Wind-up Meeting – Members & Creditors
- E8: Notice of Appointment of Receiver
- E9: Receiver’s Abstract
- E11: Notice of cessation by receiver
- Form C6 – Declaration of satisfaction of a charge
- Form C7 – Partial Satisfaction of a Charge/Judgement Mortgage
- Form H1: Restoration of a Company
- Form H15: Application for Voluntary strike-off
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