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The SH01 form must be filed within one month of the shares being allotted. Once the form SH01 is accepted by Companies House, the details included in the return will be shown on the public register. The directors can either file the form SH01 on paper or electronically.
An SH01 form is used to tell Companies House when new shares are allotted in a private limited company. This is also known as a 'return of allotment of shares'.
The Return of Allotment of Shares is the name of Companies House form SH01. This form must be completed if you decide to issue (allot) new shares at any point after incorporation. You must deliver the Return of Allotment of Shares to Companies House within one month of an allotment.
The SH01 form must be filed within one month of the shares being allotted. Once the form SH01 is accepted by Companies House, the details included in the return will be shown on the public register.
The Return of Allotment of Shares is the name of Companies House form SH01. This form must be completed if you decide to issue (allot) new shares at any point after incorporation. You must deliver the Return of Allotment of Shares to Companies House within one month of an allotment.
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How to complete a Return of Allotment of Shares Registered name and number of the company. Date of allotment. Details of the new shares. Details of shares issued for non-cash payments, if any. Statement of capital. Prescribed particulars of rights attached to the new shares. Authorising signature.
The SH01 deadline for submission is within one month of the date you issue the shares.
The SH01 form must be filed within one month of the shares being allotted. Once the form SH01 is accepted by Companies House, the details included in the return will be shown on the public register.
The SH01 deadline for submission is within one month of the date you issue the shares.

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