UK Companies Act 2006
What is UK Companies Act 2006?
The continuing obligations of the UK Companies Act 2006 for a registered company: constitution and name rules, trading disclosures, registered office and email, the register of members and people with significant control, directors' duties and identity verification, resolutions and meetings, accounts, audit and Companies House filings. It comprises 43 controls organised across 9 domains, and applies in the United Kingdom.
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