Exemption from using the word “Limited” in a Company Name
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OTHER AVAILABLE NOTES FOR GUIDANCE:
1. INCORPORATION / REGISTRATION
New Companies
It is important to remember that once you have
been granted an exemption you may not alter the
memorandum and articles of association in such
a way that they no longer satisfy the conditions
for exemption.
4.
NEW NO. TITLE / DESCRIPTION
CHN1
CHN2
Choosing a Company Name
CHN
Sensitive words and expressions
OLD No.
NG7
NG8
NG9
CHN4
Change of Name
CHN5
Public Limited Companies
CHN6
European Economic Interest Groupings
CHN7
Publication of company name and particulars to
be shown on company stationery
NG19
CHN8
Exemption from using the word "limited" in a
company name
NG6
CHN9 The New Company - Looking forward
CHN10 Single member companies
2. UNINCORPORATED BUSINESSES
CHN11
CHN12
CHN13
Business names and business ownership
The Registration of Newspapers Limited Partnerships
NG2
NG12
NG14
3. OFFICERS RESPONSIBILITIES
CHN14
CHN15
Flat Management and similar companies
Directors and Companies House
NG4
NG27
CHN16
CHN17
Company secretaries duties and responsibilities
Auditors
NG3
CHN18 Document Quality
NG29
4. DOCUMENT REGISTRATION
CHN19
Disclosure requirements
NG10
CHN20
Accounting reference dates
NG17
CHN21
Dormant company accounts
NG18
CHN22
Late Filing Penalties
NG28
CHN23
Company Charges and Mortgages
CHN23(S) Company Charges (Scotland)
CHN24
Resolutions
CHN25
Oversea Companies
NG13
CHN26
Prospectuses
5. COMPANY CLOSURE
CHN27 Striking off, Dissolution and Restoration
NG5
CHN27(S) Striking off, Dissolution and Restoration (Scotland)
CHN28 Liquidation and Insolvency
NG16
CHN28(S) Liquidation and Insolvency (Scotland)
6. OTHER ISSUES
CHN29
Microfiche Records
CHN30
Share Capital
CHN31
Use of Welsh
Mode with Recycled Pape