At a glance
| What it is | A declaration that the subscribers have paid for their shares |
| Who files | Companies with share capital formed since November 2018 |
| When it is due | Within 180 days of incorporation |
| What you need | Proof of the share money in the company's bank account |
| If it is missed | The company cannot do business or borrow, and penalties apply |
| What we do | We prepare it from your record. Experts check it, and a professional files it. |
How it is filed
- Each subscriber pays for their shares.
- The money reaches the company's bank account.
- We prepare the declaration with the bank proof.
- A director signs. A professional certifies and files it.
Common mistakes
- Share money paid somewhere other than the company's account.
- Payment from someone else's account.
- Waiting past 180 days.
Get a clear quote
Tell us your company type and how many directors you have. We send a clear quote to your account.
Can we start trading before filing it?
No. File it first. We plan it into your first months.
Does an LLP file it?
No. It applies to companies with share capital.