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maxwe789
14th May 2010, 10:12
I have had a search through the forums and think I have got this but just wanted to run it past some of you.

I run a limited company with 2 directors. The company was formed with 100 £1 shares and we allocated 1 each to each other. My business partner now wishes to resign from the business. I have gone onto the companies house web filing and completed the TM01 to terminate the director. As for his share I think he can just sign the back of the certificate or similar to assign it to me and I don't need to touch the SH01 form which says that we have 2 shares allocated. On a side note that form says we have paid 0 and we have 0 unpaid, Is this correct? On the next annual return I will say that I have 2 shares and the director has none. Does this sound right?

Thanks!

elainec100@cheapaccounting
14th May 2010, 10:14
And complete a stock transfer form J30

http://www.sfsgo.com/documents/J30.pdf

maxwe789
14th May 2010, 10:27
Do I just keep that form for our records? It doesn't have to be sent off to companies house?

elainec100@cheapaccounting
14th May 2010, 11:06
keep for your records

David Griffiths
14th May 2010, 11:57
And complete a stock transfer form J30

http://www.sfsgo.com/documents/J30.pdf


That link is to the old form - the reverse has completely changed

elainec100@cheapaccounting
14th May 2010, 12:22
That link is to the old form - the reverse has completely changed

well can you post the link to the new one then :rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes:

David Griffiths
14th May 2010, 12:33
well can you post the link to the new one then :rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes:

Negative

Apparently I'm not allowed to post "No" as it's too short

elainec100@cheapaccounting
14th May 2010, 12:45
Negative

Apparently I'm not allowed to post "No" as it's too short

how helpful not :rolleyes::rolleyes::mad:

David Griffiths
14th May 2010, 12:55
how helpful not :rolleyes::rolleyes::mad:

Plenty of places on line where you can buy one. Can't see why you need the :rolleyes: just because I point out that a form is out of date, and having searched already on my own account I'm certainly not going to spend even longer searching for somebody else.

elainec100@cheapaccounting
14th May 2010, 13:01
David

It would have been nice you to have given the link if you had it to hand so that I can update my knowledge as we all have to do from time to time.

If you can't be bothered no problem - have a nice weekend.

David Griffiths
14th May 2010, 13:28
David

It would have been nice you to have given the link if you had it to hand so that I can update my knowledge as we all have to do from time to time.

If you can't be bothered no problem - have a nice weekend.

It's not a question of not being bothered. I can't find a link to a free form to post. There are plenty of examples of the old form out there but I know from searching before that the new form is hard to find.

I can link to somebody who will sell you one for a fiver, or even for £20+, but I think that's a tad pricy