What we handle
- Incorporation
- Name reservation, memorandum and articles, and registration of a private or public company, single-member or with several shareholders, followed by its tax registrations.
- Annual cycle
- Holding the annual general meeting on time, filing the annual return (Form A), and filing the audited financial statements with the SECP.
- Event filings
- Filings when the company changes: directors, chief executive or other officers (Form 29), allotment of shares (Form 3), and other changes that must be reported within set periods.
- Statutory records
- Keeping the company’s registers and minutes in step with what has been filed.
Who it’s for
Founders forming a company; private and public companies that want their SECP compliance handled alongside their tax; and companies that have fallen behind on filings and need them brought up to date.
- New ventures and startups
- Family-owned private companies
- Single-member companies
- Subsidiaries of foreign companies
- Public companies
- Companies with overdue filings
How it works
The company’s year
From your financial year end we set the dates for the AGM and every filing that follows it.
Documents prepared
We draft notices, minutes and forms, and tell you who needs to sign what.
Filed & recorded
Forms are filed, the registers updated, and copies kept in the company’s permanent file with us.
Tax, alongside
A company also has an income tax return, usually withholding obligations, and often sales tax. Handling company law and tax together means the accounts, the SECP filings and the tax returns tell the same story.
Start a conversation
Tell us what’s due, or what’s arrived.
A return to file, a registration to make, or a notice to answer: we’ll explain what’s involved and what it costs before any work starts.