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Company secretarial duties must be undertaken whether there is someone holding that title or not. These duties include ensuring: * Compliance by the company and its officers with all statutory and other regulatory requirements * Maintenance of the statutory records and filing data with Companies House within specified time limits * Interfacing with the shareholders or guarantors, convening general meetings, drafting and recording resolutions, dealing with shares etc. * Servicing board meetings and compiling the legally required minutes * Providing a company-wide focal point for legal matters and interpretation, and a logical point of contact for third parties * Providing the board with accurate and timely advice. This book deals with the latest requirements, including: * Anti-bribery * Modern slavery * Gender pay reporting * Tax evasion legislation ...and the new requirements regarding Registers of Persons of Significant Control. Aswell as all the other key areas a company secretary needs to have knowledge of. The expanded A-Z format makes this book the ideal desktop companion for easy reference and a handy resource. It provides essential practical, easily accessible advice and guidance to the wide range of important company secretarial duties and regulations that must be adhered to. The refreshing no-nonsense approach tackles these challenges making it an indispensable and practical guide to the whole range of issues with which the person performing the legally required duties of the Company Secretary must comply.

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David Martin, FCIS, FCIPD, FIoD is Director of Buddenbrook Consultancy which he founded in 1985 following a takeover of the FTSE250 listed PLC of which he was Director and Company Secretary for nearly 10 years. He regularly presents business seminars, has written over 60 business books, was for nearly 20 years a CBI member of the Employment Tribunals panel, a member of the Registrar of Companies Wider Users Committee and was involved in the consultation process that led to the Companies Act 2006.

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