All paperwork filed immediately with Companies House
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*48 hour service on standard service. Additional provisions or amendments will be charged at £115 inc Vat.
In the very unlikely event delivery service will be estimated in excess of 48 hours an hourly rate will be charged but a quote will be given in advance.
Why should you update your Articles today?
We have 6 ROK solid reasons!
1. Lift Restrictions
Lift the restrictions on business activities within existing companies memorandum by importing into new Articles under the Companies Act 2006.
2. Lighter Limits
Resolve the problem of the limit placed on number of shares that can be issued and reverse the previous position under Companies Act 1985.
This Act states that if companies want to restrict the subdivision, consolidation, redemption or repurchase of shares, they would have to provide for this expressly in their articles.
3. Introduce Provisions
Introduce provisions that will protect shareholders with regards share pre-emption rights on either allotment or transfer of shares.
4. More Control
Allow companies to permit Directors to sanction conflicts of interest of a director without the need of shareholder approval; specify statutory obligations of Directors in respect of personal interests in contracts and transactions; specify and extend the scope of indemnities to company officers; remove references to the retirement of Directors by rotation.
5. Benefit
Take advantage of some or all of the modernising provisions of the new Act, including communication methods and shorter time frames.
6. Amend Your Articles
Remove references to annual general meetings and extraordinary general meetings. Ensure that any provisions relating to the passing of written resolutions mirror the provisions of Companies Act 2006.
That's Not All!
About Our Bespoke Articles
Prepared by senior lawyers with over twenty years' experience as members of the Law Society Standing Committee on Company Law.
They are approved and endorsed by The Association of Company Registration Agents Ltd (ACRA), who are the company registration industry's only formal recognised body who act regularly for the representation of the industry in conjunction with the Registrar of Companies, HMRC and HM Treasury.
In a nutshell: the Companies Act 2006 simplifies corporate life in many respects - to avoid confusion, a company should not retain its existing Memorandum and Articles. The full benefit of this simplification and clarity will only materialise when a company takes action in order to take full advantage of the new Companies Act.
All you need to provide is the Company name and incorporation reference and we will do the rest.
