Summary of CA 2006 provisions Part 7 of the Companies Act 2006 (CA 2006) deals with the re-registration of a company as a company of another type. The CA 2006 provides...
Companies Act 2006 requirements A private company with a share capital (whether limited or unlimited) can be re-registered as a public company limited by shares. This...
Issue of certificate Following the application for re-registration as a public company, Companies House will inspect the forms and accompanying documents...
What is an unlimited company? An unlimited company is a company whose members are not limited in their liability to contribute to the obligations of the...
Summary of Companies Act 2006 provisions Part 7 of the Companies Act 2006 (CA 2006) contains the provisions governing how a company may be re-registered...
This Practice Note summarises the procedure under the Companies Act 2006 (CA 2006) for the re-registration of a public company as a private company limited by shares or...
This Practice Note covers the actual re-registration of a public company as a private company limited by shares or guarantee (public to private) pursuant to Part 7 of the...
What is an unlimited company? An unlimited company is a company whose members are not limited in their liability to contribute to the obligations of the company on...
Why re-register as a limited company? The members of an unlimited company do not benefit from one of the deemed key advantages of incorporating a company: limited...
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