Hosting: Changes at UK Companies House and How It Affects Offshore Businesses in the Isle of Man
If you're offshore, your ability to interact with Companies House is now limited. If you or your clients hold UK companies or assets, your approach will need to adapt. Verify by Tiller and CRO Corporate Services are hosting a breakfast briefing on 20th October to unpack exactly what's changed and what it means for how you operate. Join us at The Claremont Hotel, Douglas, Isle of Man, where our speaker, Liz Kinsey, Managing Director at CRO, will share insight from over 25 years in company formations and company secretarial law. Breakfast included.
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What you'll learn
- What's happening now under the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act 2023
- What identity verification changes are being introduced, and who needs to act on them
- Tighter transparency requirements coming into force for the Register of Overseas Entities
- New filing requirements for Authorised Corporate Service Providers submitting accounts and confirmation statements
Why attend as a guest of Verify by Tiller?
If your work touches offshore business, this session gets straight to what's relevant to you.
Direct from the industry.
Liz works closely with Government departments involved in shaping this legislation, so you're hearing it from someone close to the source.
Know where you stand.
Understand what's expected of your business ahead of the changes taking effect.
Ask and connect.
Raise questions as they come up during the session, then stick around afterward to network with the team and fellow attendees.
UK Companies House Reform: What It Means for Offshore Businesses in the Isle of Man
Reserve your seat for this breakfast briefing with CRO Corporate Services and hear directly what the ECCT Act changes mean for how you operate in the Isle of Man. Spaces are limited.
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