Bulliac wrote:
Strange, with a proper financial specialist on the board you'd expect, or at least I expected, that sort of thing to be sorted. That said, I've no idea what sort of latitude is allowed with these things, or indeed what is 'normal' business practice etc.
The earliest date an Annual Return can only be made up to is, in this case, the anniversary of the date of incorporation (30/8/2012) so that would be 30/8/2013. It should be filed within 28 days of this date(27/9/2013)
After this date the Registrar will ask the company if it is still trading. and ask for a reason for the delay.
There are no financial penalties for non-filing. So it is not such a big deal if the company is in contact with the Registrar over continuity of trading. In my experience up to 3 months latitude can be given.
The pertinent question is - Why has it not been filed? it is certainly not an oversight.
Other than stuff already filed at CoHo it only contains the details of Shareholders and share movement.
Whatever the reason I expect it will be done before the Forum.