This edition is now out of print. The ICSA Company Secretary's Checklists, 6th edition is due for publication in January 2008, and will include all the changes relating to the implementation of the Companies Act 2006.

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About the 5th edition: 

As with previous editions, the Checklists provides summary procedural details for the most common company secretarial tasks and transactions.

As well as reflecting the most recent legislative, regulatory and best practice change, the format and coverage of each entry in the new edition has also been updated and enhanced to include:

• A checklist of requirements
• A full, easy to follow procedural summary
• Statutory filing requirements
• Explanatory notes
• Guidance on further information

Each entry is also fully cross-referenced to:

• The relevant companies legislation
• Additional explanatory material in the Checklists’ companion volume, The ICSA Company Secretary's Handbook
• The more in-depth commentary and analysis available in the official ICSA information service, Company Secretarial Practice

The Checklists also includes a comprehensive directory of web resources.

Practical and accessible, The ICSA Company Secretary’s Checklists is an essential handy reference guide for anyone carrying out a range of company secretarial duties, and an invaluable companion to The ICSA Company Secretary's Handbook

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Paperback •  ISBN: 9781860722615 •   228 pages • Published November 2004 • £32.95

Contents
A-Z Checklists covering topics including:
           
Accounts
Annual returns
Auditors
Board and general meetings
Companies House compliance
Company secretary
Corporate governance
Debentures and loan stock
Directors
Dividends
Document retention
Dormant companies
Electronic communications
Incorporation
Insolvency
Polls and proxies
Resolutions
Shares and shareholders
Statutory registers

About the author
Douglas Armour: Douglas Armour FCIS is a Partner of David Venus & Company LLP, a firm of Chartered Secretaries specialising in company law, corporate compliance, share registration and health & safety solutions and advice for directors, company secretaries, shareholders and their advisers. He has a wealth of experience of all aspects of company secretarial procedures and acts as company secretary for a wide range of public and private companies.