Unlimited Companies: No Obligation to Publicly File Accounts.
For some larger companies and groups, it makes good business sense to avoid having
to publicly file their accounts. This involves adopting a corporate structure that sees
the business move from limited company status to unlimited company status.
Contact: Alan Browning.
June 2010.
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New Data Access Request Restrictions.
New regulations under the Data Protection Act mean that certain data access requests are unlikely to be successful -- those relating to personal data held by the Director of Corporate Enforcement, his officers or certain inspectors -- and relating to
their functions under the Companies Acts.
Contact: Deirdre Kilroy.
November 2009.
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The Companies (Amendment) Act 2009.
An overview of the main provisions.
Contact: Alan Browning or Dawn Byrne.
October 2009.
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Corporate Governance and Small Private Companies.
Spring 2009.
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Shareholders' Rights Directive.
Spring 2009.
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Management Companies and Apartment Blocks.
The Law Reform Commission has prepared a report on multi-unit developments containing recommendations for reform and a draft Multi-Unit Developments Bill.
Autumn 2008.
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Recent Changes in Company Law.
Spring 2007.
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The Companies (Auditing and Accounting) Act 2003.
January 2004.
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Tougher Reporting Obligations for Auditors.
December 2003.
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New Procedures at the Companies Registration Office.
Winter 2002.
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Filing Obligations under the Company Law Enforcement Act 2001 (CLEA).
Spring 2002.
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For further information on Company Secretarial and Compliance matters
please contact Alan Browning.