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Companies Act 2006 - Corporate directorsCoddan have made important changes to our registration packages in order to comply with the new regulations of the UK Companies Act 2006.
From the 1st of October 2008 every UK Company needs to have at least one director who is a private individual (physical person); this means that sole corporate directorship is no longer permitted. read more >>>Added: 02/05/2009 Due Diligence (know your client) requirementsCoddan CPM Ltd is subject to Anti‐Money‐Laundering Regulations in UK, commonly referred to as 'KYC & DD' requirements.
Under these regulations, we must verify the identities and personal data for all individuals to whom we provide any type of fiduciary services. read more >>>Added: 09/04/2009 Easter Holiday Notice April 2009Coddan CPM Limited will be closed on Friday 10th April (Good Friday) and Monday 13 April 2009 (Bank Holiday). read more >>>Added: 09/04/2009 New opening hoursCoddan are pleased to inform you that for the convenience of our European and overseas clients, we have extended our office hours.
New opening hours: 8.30am – 6pm. read more >>>Added: 18/02/2009 Weather noticeWe regrettably have to advise you that our office is closed today due to the weather conditions.
LiveChat help will be available today between 9.30am and 3pm; but there will be no phone support.
All orders will be processed as usual, yet there might be a delay with sending out incorporation documents by e-mail or post. read more >>>Added: 02/02/2009 New filing penaltiesFrom February 1st 2009, late filing penalties will increase considerably.
This is to encourage company directors to file annual accounts on time. For example, what was £100 for being three months late, will cost £375. Also the time frames between penalty rises are shorter. File annual accounts in time and avoid any worry. read more >>>Added: 22/01/2009 Coddan CPM LTD and Companies House Christmas and New Year opening scheduleWe are pleased to inform you that Coddan’s office will remain open on Christmas-New Year break, yet not all our staff will be in the office at this time. Please find below information about our opening hours for your. read more >>>Added: 22/12/2008 Last Tuesday's Budget certainly was a tough one for the Irish publicLast Tuesday's Budget certainly was a tough one for the Irish public.
However, in recognition of the increasingly important role that inward investment plays in the Irish economy, attracted largely by our 12.5% rate of corporation tax our Finance Minister sent out a clear message to those applying pressure for an increase when he said;
"I want to emphasise that this rate of tax is not for changing upwards and it will continue to be a central part of Ireland's economic brand"
The Minister for Finance also announced that the Government are currently examining how they may introduce tax incentive options for intellectual property. This is a welcome development. read more >>>Added: 21/10/2008 Changes to corporate and underage directors from 1st October 2008Notice regarding the Companies Act 2006 -
Changes to corporate and underage directors from 1st October 2008
The 1st October will see a further stage of the implementation of the Companies Act 2006, which includes changes to the requirements for corporate and underage directors. read more >>>Added: 09/07/2008 The Money Laundering Regulations 2007 documentThese Regulations replace the Money Laundering Regulations 2003 (S.I. 2003/3075) with updated provisions which implement in part Directive 2005/60/EC (OJ No L 309, 25.11.2005, p.15) of the European Parliament and of the Council on the prevention of the use of the financial system for the purpose of money laundering and terrorist financing. A Transposition Note setting out how the main elements of this directive will be transposed into UK law is available from the Financial Services Team, HM Treasury, 1 Horse Guards Road, London SW1A 2HQ. An impact assessment has also been prepared. Copies of both documents have been placed in the library of each House of Parliament and are available on HM Treasury’s website. read more >>>Added: 21/03/2008 Employment, Health and Safety regulationsThere are numerous laws and regulations governing the management of Employment Law and Health and Safety issues for all UK based employers.
Coddan recently engaged into a partnership with Croner Consulting, one of the UK’s largest and most experienced providers of in-depth advice and practical support for businesses in the high-risk areas of Employment, Health & Safety and other regulatory areas.
Croner has been in business since 1942 and has built a reputation for providing reliable support for legal compliance and best practice in the areas of employment law and health and safety regulations.
Read more read more >>>Added: 04/02/2008 Changes to the Companies Act of the United KingdomThe existing legislation which governs companies in the United Kingdom, the Companies Act 1985, has been under review for some time and has recently been superseded by the newly passed Companies Act 2006. The changes contained in the new act will be introduced over the following two years. The first set of provisions will come into effect as of the 1st of January 2007, followed by a second set of provisions taking effect from April 2007. The remain provisions will be implemented according to a timetable which is yet to be finalised. read more >>>Added: 02/03/2007 Documents posted to Companies HouseIn response to recent complications and delays experienced by our clients following the changes to the postal rates in the United Kingdom, Coddan is advising all of our clients to ensure that all documents being sent to Companies House via Royal Mail carry the correct postage. read more >>>Added: 16/02/2007 Advice on the format of emailsIn response to the prevalence of the use of email communications, we would like to offer our clients some advice on how they can format their company's official emails to include confidentiality notices and disclaimers, and to comply with recent changes to the companies act. read more >>>Added: 12/02/2007 How the new legislation affects a company's website and emailsIn response to recent changes in the legislation governing companies in the United Kingdom, we would like to inform our clients of the new statutory disclosure requirements as they relate to a company's stationery, website, order forms, and emails, and to offer advice on how companies can comply with these new requirements. Companies which no not comply with the statutory requirements will be in breach of the Companies Act 2006, and will face the possibility of fines. read more >>>Added: 10/02/2007 Changes to the VAT lawThe HMRC are introducing quick and effective changes to UK VAT law in order to counter the growing number of VAT ‘carousel’ fraud. read more >>>Added: 06/02/2007 | 
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