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SECP Corporate Compliance

Stay compliant and penalty-free — we track and file every SECP obligation your company owes, all year round.

Once incorporated, a company carries ongoing obligations to the SECP. Annual returns, changes in directors, beneficial ownership reporting and audited accounts all have deadlines, and penalties for late filing accrue per day. Persistent default can even lead to a company being struck off.

We maintain a compliance calendar for every corporate client and handle the filings end to end, so you never miss a deadline and your records always reflect the true state of the company.

What's included

Everything the engagement covers.

Annual return

Preparing and filing Form A and updating particulars each year.

Director changes

Filing Form 29 whenever directors or officers change.

Beneficial ownership

Maintaining and reporting beneficial ownership as required.

Statutory registers

Keeping your statutory registers and minutes in order.

Accounts filing

Filing audited financial statements within the prescribed time.

How it works

A clear, four-step process.

01

Review

We audit your current compliance position and flag any defaults.

02

Regularise

We bring any overdue filings up to date and limit exposure.

03

Calendar

We set a filing calendar tailored to your company's year.

04

Ongoing

We file each obligation on time and keep you updated.

Who it's for

Is this you?

  • Companies that have fallen behind on filings
  • Dormant companies that still must file annually
  • Busy founders who want compliance off their desk
  • Groups with multiple registered entities
Questions

Common questions.

Does a dormant company still need to file?

Yes. Even a company that did no business in the year must file its annual return to remain compliant and avoid penalties.

What happens if I miss a SECP filing?

Penalties accrue per day of default, and continued non-compliance can lead to action against directors and the company being struck off the register.

What is beneficial ownership reporting?

Companies must declare the real individuals who ultimately own or control the company, and update this whenever it changes, as part of anti-money-laundering rules.

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