Company Law is about to undergo numerous changes in 2018 with a new Companies Act to be enacted in the Spring, the third substantial change to the Companies Act 2014.
New beneficial ownership regulations are expected next month and lots of new compliance for the Spring!
If you’re a company director or company secretary, you’ll need to be up-to-date with the changes to ensure maximum benefit for your business and/or your clients.
Join a special briefing (hosted around the country on different days) to prepare yourself for 2018. Our seminar will look at least 10 Companies Acts Court Applications and provide you with the “know how” to navigate these changes.
The 10 Court Applications are:
Prepare for 2018 and attend our Company Law seminar. For more details, please click here for our brochure.
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