England and Wales commercial and regulatory procedures
When must a company deliver its SH01 allotment return?
Within one month of allotment. Deliver a return of allotment with the required statement of capital. Establish the legally effective allotment, rather than using a later payment or share-certificate date. The return must contain prescribed information.
- Period
- Within one month of allotment
- Trigger
- Making the actual allotment
- Rule
- Companies Act 2006, section 555
Companies Act 2006, section 555. The retained source governs deliver a return of allotment with the required statement of capital. Establish the legally effective allotment, rather than using a later payment or share-certificate date. The return must contain prescribed information.
Source guide · No automated date
Check the applicable procedure
Establish the legally effective allotment, rather than using a later payment or share-certificate date. The return must contain prescribed information. Section 555 uses one month. A28-day approximation does not establish the statutory limit. The actual making the actual allotment and required completion must be established before using a final date.
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When must a company deliver its SH01 allotment return?
Within one month of allotment. Deliver a return of allotment with the required statement of capital. Establish the legally effective allotment, rather than using a later payment or share-certificate date. The return must contain prescribed information.
Responsible actor. Company limited by shares or limited by guarantee with share capital.
Making the actual allotment.
Establish the legally effective allotment, rather than using a later payment or share-certificate date. The return must contain prescribed information.
Establish the legally effective allotment, rather than using a later payment or share-certificate date. The return must contain prescribed information.
Companies Act 2006, section 555How does this provision count time?
- Deliver a return of allotment with the required statement of capital.
- Section 555 uses one month. A28-day approximation does not establish the statutory limit.
- Establish the legally effective allotment, rather than using a later payment or share-certificate date. The return must contain prescribed information.
Section 555 uses one month. A28-day approximation does not establish the statutory limit.
Section 555 uses one month. A28-day approximation does not establish the statutory limit. Establish the legally effective allotment, rather than using a later payment or share-certificate date. The return must contain prescribed information.
Companies Act 2006, section 555Which facts prevent one automatic date?
Establish the legally effective allotment, rather than using a later payment or share-certificate date. The return must contain prescribed information. Section 555 uses one month. A28-day approximation does not establish the statutory limit. The actual making the actual allotment and required completion must be established before using a final date.
The company limited by shares or limited by guarantee with share capital has established the applicable procedure and making the actual allotment. Establish the legally effective allotment, rather than using a later payment or share-certificate date. The return must contain prescribed information. Deliver a return of allotment with the required statement of capital. Within one month of allotment. No computed final date is supplied.
A proposed completion raises a nonbusiness-day or time-boundary question for deliver a return of allotment with the required statement of capital. Section 555 uses one month. A28-day approximation does not establish the statutory limit. Resolve this boundary under the identified provision and actual completion route. Section 555 uses one month. A28-day approximation does not establish the statutory limit.
Payment for the shares occurs after their legal allotment. Establish the legally effective allotment, rather than using a later payment or share-certificate date. The return must contain prescribed information. Establish the legally effective allotment, rather than using a later payment or share-certificate date. The return must contain prescribed information. No automatic final date follows from this scenario.
Which conditions and exceptions apply?
- Applicable procedure and actual event
- Establish the legally effective allotment, rather than using a later payment or share-certificate date. The return must contain prescribed information.
- Counting and completion boundary
- Section 555 uses one month. A28-day approximation does not establish the statutory limit.
- Establish the legally effective allotment, rather than using a later payment or share-certificate date. The return must contain prescribed information.
- Company limited by shares or limited by guarantee with share capital. Making the actual allotment. Deliver a return of allotment with the required statement of capital. Section 555 uses one month. A28-day approximation does not establish the statutory limit.
What must the responsible actor complete?
Questions about this procedure
Official sources and review
Provisions used (1)
| Provision | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Companies Act 2006, section 555 | Check the identified procedure, event, counting rule or qualification |