The Company Law Resource Centre is an online information service that helps busy Company Secretaries, Company Directors and Senior Managers within private and public companies comply with UK company law. The service has already established an excellent reputation amongst existing subscribers who have access to up to date information, advice, step by step guides, hints and tips, essential documents and expert interpretation of company law - all for a low-cost annual subscription fee of £99 + VAT.

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This guide is designed to help commercial organisations decide when and how legal action should be taken to make sure they collect monies due from their customers. If you have tight credit control procedures in place and you still cannot get a customer to pay up, you need to know how to make cost-effective use of the Courts Service to get your money in safely and on time. This page is under construction and will be available by 10th March 2010.

The final tranche of provisions of the Companies Act 2006 were implemented on 1st October 2009. This section outlines the final changes in detail for you.

There has been a phased implementation of the Companies Act 2006 which was completed on 1st October 2009.

This section itemises 140 significant changes made to company law by the new Companies Act. Directors and Secretaries who are not aware of these changes run unnecessary risks of not complying with company law and suffering significant penalties.

The new Companies Act has fundamentally changed how companies operate in the UK. All the provisions of the Act were fully implemented on 1st October 2009.

This section of the Company Law Resource Centre is the most comprehensive and reliable source of information available. It fully reflects company law as it is from 1st October 2009.

The Companies Act 2006 is the largest Act of Parliament to be placed on the statute book in the UK and possibly in the world.

This section links you to the electronic version of the Act on the OPSI website.

The constitutions of private companies limited by shares, private companies limited by guarantee and public limited companies have been rigorously reviewed.

The new Companies Act has introduced new Model Articles for companies that are registered on or after 1st October 2009. This section helps companies that might want to implement changes by replacing provisions in its existing articles with some or all of the provisions in the new Model Articles.

The Companies Act 2006 has introduced new Model Articles which from 1st October 2009 will be the default articles for newly formed companies.

This section contains the official government regulations and copies of the model articles that were introduced by the Companies Act 1948, the Companies Act 1985 and the Companies Act 2006.

On 1st October 2009 Companies House introduced a new set of forms for filing purposes which have a completely new numbering system.

This section explains the new numbering system and provides specimens of most popular Companies House Forms.

Important news items concerning company law and the effect that it may have on businesses in the UK.

Important news items concerning company law and the effect that it may have on businesses in the UK.

The Opinion section of The Company Law Resource Centre will contain contributions from our subscribers and other guest contributors. This will include the archive of the series of monthly articles published by The Company Law Resource Centre on current issues affecting company law, as well as the comments submitted by the articles readers.

If there is anything we can possibly provide for you on these pages then we will endeavour to do so, but we can also point you in the right direction to some other useful websites that contain information and advice that is important and relevant to the role of a Company Secretary or Company Director.

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