Outsourcing your company secretarial responsibilities means we can take care of Companies Act statutory compliance while you focus on your business.
Under the Companies Acts, a number of general duties required for statutory compliance are enforced upon the Directors and Secretary of a company. We appreciate that complying with statutory obligations is a significant and time-consuming responsibility which many business owners find onerous. Duties range from the maintenance of the Register of Members and Register of Directors and Secretaries, to the filing of various returns to the Registrar of Companies.
Your failure to carry out these duties correctly can result in severe penalties for you as a Director and can even result in your company being struck off. The prosecution of Directors can also lead to disqualification for up to 15 years and removal of the company from the Register.
Outsourced company secretarial services
Outsourcing your company secretarial responsibilities offers a solution to this burden. Our experienced and reliable company secretarial team is updated with current corporate governance legislation in the UK, so you can be safe in the knowledge that this important issue is taken care of.
It leaves you free to focus your efforts on the important part of your role, running and developing your business, safe in the knowledge that all your statutory obligations are being met.
The next step
To find out more about the company secretarial services we can provide for your business please contact one of our company secretarial specialists at your nearest location or complete our contact form.
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