ECCTA Updates: Companies House Reforms
Read about the recent reforms by Companies House as part of the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act (ECCTA).
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Overview of the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act, 2023 (ECCTA)
An overview of the newly introduced Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act, 2023 (ECCTA), which enhances the regulatory framework against economic crimes and bolsters corporate transparency in the UK.
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Global Business Expansion: Doing Business in Ireland
It is important for legal entities incorporated in Ireland to be aware of the changing regulatory landscape to remain compliant at all times.
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Updating the Beneficial Ownership Information in the Register of Overseas Entities
On August 2, 2023, the UK Companies House released guidance on the annual updating requirements for Overseas Entities.
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5 Important Questions About New UK Requirements for Overseas Entities in the UK
A new Register of Entities mandates that foreign companies that possess land or property in the UK list their managing executives and/or beneficial owners.
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The Ultimate Cheat Sheet on Mortgages and Charges at UK Companies House
When a legal professional needs to search the public record for evidence of registered secured transactions in the UK, there are numerous differences from US law to be aware of. If you’re looking to search or file UCCs in the UK, you’ll have to search the UK Companies House.
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New Requirements for Overseas Entities in the UK
A new Register of Entities mandates that foreign companies that possess land or property in the UK list their managing executives and/or beneficial owners.
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Considerations for U.S. Corporations Expanding into the UK
Thinking about expanding your U.S. business into the UK? Here are a few considerations to take into account before making a move “across the pond”.
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Ireland: A Hub for the Aviation Industry
While Ireland is a renowned aviation hub, global purchasing and leasing contracts often use process agents in New York or the U.K. for the transactions.
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