Private companies
Deciding whether an AGM is needed this year.
Corporate governance support
Keep track of your company's recurring obligations, with the documents for each one prepared and organised.
About this service
An annual general meeting is where shareholders receive the financial statements and make key decisions. Many private companies can dispense with the AGM by sending financial statements to members within five months of the financial year end.
Alongside the AGM, a company keeps statutory registers and minutes, and passes resolutions for decisions such as approving accounts or appointing auditors.
Who it's for
Deciding whether an AGM is needed this year.
Adding shareholders and needing proper meetings.
Keeping minutes and resolutions in order.

What we handle
Every request is a little different, so we shape the work around your situation.
Before you start
Have these ready and we can move quickly. Don't worry if something is missing; we'll tell you what to look for.

How it works
We check whether an AGM is required or can be dispensed with.
Notices, resolutions and minutes are drafted for you to review.
The meeting is held, or resolutions are signed in writing.
Registers and minutes are filed away and the annual return follows.
Questions
Companies can generally hold meetings electronically if their constitution allows it and members can take part properly.
A decision that members sign instead of meeting in person. Private companies use them often for routine approvals.
Registers of members and officers, minutes of meetings and resolutions, among others. We help keep them up to date.
One message is enough to start. We reply with what applies to you and what we need.
