Time to tell us when your company officer details change
If you're late telling Companies House about changes to your officer's details, it could come at a cost.
Time to tell us about a change
Searches of company officers account for 47% of all public searches of our database, but only 53% of companies let us know within the legal timescale when their officer details have changed.
Filing your accounts documentation late can affect your credit standing as this is one of the indicators to your company’s reliability. If your bottom line is being affected it makes sense to keep all your documentation up to date.
You must tell Companies House about changes to your officers within 14 days of the change.
Make sure that you let Companies House know when your company officers change as soon as possible. The reliability of the UK register is part of the reason why it’s held in such high regard - making the UK one of the most trusted places in the world to do business. People want to know that the companies they’re dealing with are in good standing and keeping company information up to date is key to that.
The speed of online filing and ease of access means you can immediately update your company information as soon as decisions are made, so there’s every reason to take advantage of this. There’s a role for every company to have a positive impact on the economy by filing on time.
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Last updated 1 September 2015 + show all updates
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Welsh translation added
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