Service
Company secretarial services for overseas-owned UK companies
The paperwork behind the company: registers, minutes, resolutions, share issues, director changes and dividends — kept current and filed within the statutory 14 days.
A UK company must keep registers of members, directors, secretaries, PSCs and charges, minute its board decisions, and notify Companies House of changes within 14 days. Dividends need a board minute and a dividend voucher, and must be paid from distributable reserves shown in accounts — a common failure in subsidiaries that pay profits up informally.
We hold the registers electronically, draft minutes and resolutions for the decisions the company takes, file the forms, and prepare dividend paperwork alongside the year-end accounts so distributions are lawful.
What’s included
- Statutory registers held and maintained
- Board minutes and written resolutions
- Share allotments (SH01), transfers and stamp duty
- Director and secretary appointments and resignations
- PSC and registered office changes
- Dividend minutes and vouchers
- Confirmation statement
How it works
What happens, in order
Take over
Existing registers reviewed and corrected; missing filings identified.
Maintain
Every change minuted and filed within 14 days.
Report
Confirmation statement filed annually; registers available to you on request.
When you need this
Who this is for
Any UK company whose directors are abroad and do not have a UK company secretary. Companies making regular dividend payments to the parent especially benefit.
Common questions
Does a UK private company need a company secretary?
Can dividends be paid quarterly to the parent?
What is a PSC?
How quickly must changes be filed?
Related reading
Fees exclude VAT and third-party disbursements (Companies House fees, HMRC penalties, courier costs) which are passed through at cost. Identity and ownership checks apply to every engagement. Bank account opening is subject to the provider’s eligibility criteria.