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If you're using an old browser, from Thursday 7 June you may not be able to access our websites. Read the full story. To access our online filing service for administrators, receivers and liquidators, you receiverships and liquidationsmarket have:. Once you've created your online services account, you need to request access to our special service for administrators, liquidators and receivers. To do this, complete the following application form and return it by email.

Once your request for access is approved, you need to assign yourself as a User of our filing service. Get an overview of how companies are structured, find out about the company records you need to keep, and what's involved when you incorporate with and report to the Companies Office.

You need to comply with New Zealand laws when you incorporate your company with the Companies Office, including reserving a company receiverships and liquidationsmarket, appointing directors, issuing shares and registering for tax.

Once your company is registered with the Companies Office, nominate who will have authority to receiverships and liquidationsmarket your annual returns, and update your name, address, constitution, director and shareholder details.

When you incorporate, you must provide details of all company shares and shareholders. As changes occur, you must update this information on your own share register and in your company's annual return.

Directors have responsibilities to their company and shareholders, and under the Companies Act receiverships and liquidationsmarket You must register all your directors with the Companies Office and they must sign a consent form.

Find out about filing an annual return — the information you need to update, how to change your filing month or request a time extension — and what happens if you don't file your annual return by the receiverships and liquidationsmarket date.

Find out how New Zealand law affects the directors and shareholders of your company, and your responsibility to create and maintain accurate company records, report to us and file financial statements.

Before they can carry out some business activities, companies incorporated in other countries, including Australia, must register with the Companies Office and then keep their company details up to date.

When your company closes down you need to remove it from the register. Your company can be removed if it amalgamates with another company or doesn't file its annual return. Only some companies can be reinstated to the Companies Register once they've been removed. Find out who can apply, what evidence to provide and if you should apply to the Registrar or the High Court. Find out about voluntary administration, receivership and liquidation external administrationand the roles and responsibilities of those appointed to manage your company's affairs.

Creating an account with the Companies Office allows you to complete the majority of your transactions online. It's free to set up, but fees apply for some transactions, such receiverships and liquidationsmarket filing annual returns. Get help receiverships and liquidationsmarket any technical problems you have using the register, such as uploading documents or searching for companies, directors and shareholders.

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All help topics Before you receiverships and liquidationsmarket a company 5 guides. Before you set up a company Choosing a type of company for your business Keeping company records Company meetings Reporting to the Companies Office.

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Shares and shareholders 7 guides. What it means to be a shareholder Registering a shareholder Filing director and shareholder consent forms Issuing shares in a company Managing share allocations Updating a shareholder's details Distributions to shareholders. Company directors 7 guides. Filing annual returns 7 guides.

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Closing a company 11 guides. Before you close your company Removing your company receiverships and liquidationsmarket the register When the Receiverships and liquidationsmarket removes your company How to remove a company from the Overseas Register Objecting to the removal of a company Withdrawing an objection How companies amalgamate Before you apply for amalgamation Preparing documents for a long-form amalgamation Preparing documents for a short-form amalgamation Applying for company amalgamations.

Restoring a company to the register 4 guides. Before you apply to restore a company Applying to the Registrar to restore a company Reasons and evidence for restoring a company Applying to the High Court to restore a company.

When your company fails 9 guides. What happens during voluntary administration Appointment and responsibilities of administrators What happens after a watershed meeting What happens during receivership Appointment and responsibilities of receivers What happens during liquidation Appointment and responsibilities of liquidators Filing by administrators, liquidators or receivers Holding creditors' meetings.

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