Forms

Implemented on 1st October 2009

Forms Introduction

WebFiling Service

CA 2006 Paper Forms

CA 1985 Paper Forms

General Forms

LLP Forms

Foreign Forms (Overseas Companies)

SE Company Forms

Cross Border Merger Forms

Limited Partnership Forms

Newspaper Libel and Registration Act

Paper Forms Guidance

Insolvency Forms

Paper Forms

Form 88(2) - Return allotment of shares

The above form can be filed via the website using our WebFiling Service. All electronically filed information regarding capital & shareholders will be placed on our records and will be updated within the electronic Annual Return on WebFiling.

As from the 1st April 2006 all paper filed company information regarding capital & shareholders (eg 88(2)’s & 363’s) will be placed on our records, however the information will not be updated on future Annual Returns. To complete or download this form online:

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Form 88(3) - Particulars of a contract relating to shares allotted as fully or partly paid up otherwise than in cash.

The above form cannot be filed via the website or WebFiling service.

To complete or download this form online:

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Form 123 - Notice of increase in share capital

The above form can be filed via the website using our WebFiling Service.

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Form 288b - Terminating appointment of Director or Secretary

The above form can be filed via the website using our WebFiling Service.

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Form 288c - Change of particulars of a Director or Secretary

The above form can be filed via the website using our WebFiling Service.

Form 244

Changes to the accounting and auditing requirements in the Companies Act 1985 has affected all companies in some way, from financial years beginning on or after 1 January 2005. Guidance Notes explaining the changes in more detail are available at the DIT website.

For companies that have overseas interests , the current automatic three-month extension under section 244 of the Companies Act 1985 for laying and delivering accounts is repealed.

For LLP’s that have overseas interests, the current automatic three-month extension under section 244 of the Companies Act 1985 for laying and delivering accounts is repealed.

Form DCA - Dormant Company Accounts form

The above form can be filed via the website using our WebFiling Service.

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Form LLP244

Changes to the accounting and auditing requirements in the Companies Act 1985 has affected all companies in some way, from financial years beginning on or after 1 January 2005. Guidance Notes explaining the changes in more detail are available at the BERR website.

For companies that have overseas interests , the current automatic three-month extension under section 244 of the Companies Act 1985 for laying and delivering accounts is repealed.

For LLP's that have overseas interests, the current automatic three-month extension under section 244 of the Companies Act 1985 for laying and delivering accounts is repealed.