Company books provide evidence of a company’s history and constitution. They should contain accurate, updated and important information about the ownership, administration and corporate governance of any company.
The statutory books include:
- the register of the company’s members
- the register of directors
- the register of directors’ residential addresses
- the register of secretaries (if applicable)
- the register of charges registered against the company (only for charges on or before 6 April 2013)
- minute books including copies of shareholder resolutions passed
- people with significant control over the company