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Making changes to your company - passing resolutions, changing addesses and where your records are kept, your company name and type, directors' and secretaries' details, share structure, constitution
You must tell Companies House if you change your company’s: name address…
You usually need to get directors or entitled shareholders to vote (known…
A company can change its name either by: a special resolution permission…
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You must tell Companies House about changes to your company’s directors…
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You can use your company’s assets as a security for a loan or overdraft…
Investors and businesses may be legally required to tell the government about certain sensitive acquisitions under the National Security and Investment Act.
Employment Appeal Tribunal judgment of Judge Auerbach on 11 April 2023.
This guide provides information on statutory derecognition of a trade union
Running a limited company - including directors' responsibilities, company annual returns, reporting company changes and how to take money out of a limited company
A guide for trade unions and employers’ associations seeking to establish a political fund
This part of Schedule A1 is about changes to the bargaining unit or where the bargaining unit has ceased to exist
Capitation is an example of a potential new payment model to enable integrated care.
This guide explains key elements of EU law and their history. It accompanies the detailed guide 'Review of the balance of competences'.
How the Northern Ireland administration is structured, what areas it legislates on, and links to its main departments.
This guidance is on a Union making an application to be recognised for collective bargaining
Guidance to help local councils in developing policies for renewable and low carbon energy and identifies the planning considerations.
How to set up a commons council to manage common land.
The national sample survey is used to ensure only meters operating within prescribed statutory limits remain in-service for billing purposes
Employment Appeal Tribunal Judgment of Mr Justice Cavanagh, Mr Nick Aziz, and Dr Gillian Smith on 27 February 2024.
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