| The
Companies Act 2006
The Companies Act 2006 (the 'Act') is the result of eight
long years of consultation, and is the biggest Act of Parliament
in history. It introduces sweeping changes to company law,
with the aim throughout being to simplify and improve it.
Due to the huge effect that the Act will have, the government
is introducing it in stages, with the first implementation
date having been 1 January 2007, and the last date being
October 2008. The Act will have a myriad number of practical
implications for companies and a good working knowledge
of the changes is essential. Due to its significance we
have set up this separate area on our website, containing
numerous bulletins and helpful advice on the Act.
Publications
 Essentially
Business October 2008
Essentially
Business September 2007 - SPECIAL
EDITION
The Companies
Act 2006 - Articles
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October 2009 – The Final Countdown
Limiting
The Liability Of Auditors – Are We Now A Step Nearer?
October
2008 - What Are The Key Changes?
Good
News For Private Companies As The ‘Final’ Timetable
Is Announced
Companies
Act 2006 - *Newsflash* Grace Period Further
Extended
The
Companies Act 2006 –What is happening next April?
Guidance
on Directors' Duties under the Companies Act 2006
The
Companies Act 2006 – Where are we now?
Why
is 6 April 2007 Significant?
Implementation
Timetable
Electronic
Communications
New
Act Receives Royal Assent
The Companies Act 2006 - Special
Releases
Electronic
Communications, Trading Disclosures and Electronic Filing:
The New Rules
Meetings
And Resolutions
Directors
Company
Secretaries
Auditors
Directors'
Conflicts Of Interest
Trading
Disclosures
Financial
Assistance and Reductions in Capital
The Companies
Act 2006 - Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently
Asked Questions on the Act
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