reference the annual return! From information I understand that a newly incorporated company has the leeway to provide the first annual return 21 months after incorporation. From that date the return would be due annually.
So let's those that know get on with it, I suspect that a question will be brought up at the forum though!
It is perhaps understandable that the annual accounts would take some time and effort - but an annual return? If just confirms the companies registered address, directors details and ownership of the companies share. Should be a 10 minute job and can be done online .While late filing may not be a big issue tends to attractive negative points on credit scores as sign of poor administration
Out of interest - how good are the 'authorities' on updating their websites? It may well a have been done long ago but the intern who has knowledge of all things interwebby hasn't yet caught up?
Out of interest - how good are the 'authorities' on updating their websites? It may well a have been done long ago but the intern who has knowledge of all things interwebby hasn't yet caught up?
For my sins I do the annual returns and accounts for a dozen companies and Companies House are pretty efficient and documents usually appear on the register within a few days of submission. So don't think it is a "lost in post" or "lost in system" issue.
I'm really not sure about this season ticket holders only lark. Are those of us who cannot commit to being season ticket holders really so irrelevant as to be refused entry? seems peculiar to me.
I'm really not sure about this season ticket holders only lark. Are those of us who cannot commit to being season ticket holders really so irrelevant as to be refused entry? seems peculiar to me.
It's a bit of a cheap ploy to get people to stump up for a season ticket and to attempt to confer some additional status to being a season ticket holder ie you get to ask questions directly to the BOD and have them answer you in person.
I'm really not sure about this season ticket holders only lark. Are those of us who cannot commit to being season ticket holders really so irrelevant as to be refused entry? seems peculiar to me.
too obvious I know, but i cannt stop myself: because you do not belong!!!
re the annual return . Basically a petty bit of bureacracy so that the world knows who the directors shareholders and where the registered office is . And yes you can get fined for not submitting it but not much .. Also it has to be done at a date , so the comings and goings of shareholders should not delay it - were they a shareholder on the 31st November or not - Easy to answe r. So its just not worth asking about the annual return . focus on real issues such as have we signed another prop?
I'm really not sure about this season ticket holders only lark. Are those of us who cannot commit to being season ticket holders really so irrelevant as to be refused entry? seems peculiar to me.
Spot on way to alienate half your fan base by making them second class fans.
. Basically a petty bit of bureacracy 
so that the world knows who the directors 
shareholders 
and where the registered office is 
. And yes you can get fined for not submitting it but not much 
.. Also it has to be done at a date 
, so the comings and goings of shareholders 
should not delay it 
- were they a shareholder on the 31st November or not - Easy to answe 
r. So its just not worth asking about the annual return 
. focus on real issues such as have we signed another prop? 
