19th November 2020
The UK’s departure from the EU has created the need for various aspects of the Companies Act 2006 and Regulations made under that Act which relate to filing requirements and certain company processes, to be updated to reflect the UK’s position outside of the EU.
The changes will impact only a small number of companies. The changes to filing requirements will only impact UK companies who employ the services of an EEA corporate officer (director or secretary) and EEA registered companies which have registered a UK establishment.
UK companies which currently have a corporate officer which is a (non-UK) EEA registered limited company will have to provide additional information to Companies House.
EEA companies which have registered a UK establishment will need to provide additional information to Companies House and publish additional information on customer-facing material (such as websites, letterheads and order forms).
The following information is required:
The following information is required:
Companies affected will have three months from exit day to provide Companies House with the additional information required by filling in and sending Companies House the relevant form.