What is an Annual Return?
The Annual Return has five sections: A – Statement of Compliance Licence details B – Monitoring and Complaints Summary C – Statement of Compliance Licence Conditions D – Statement of Compliance Load-based fee calculation worksheets (if applicable) E – Signature and Certification The Annual Return is completed by a licensee in order to provide feedback to the EPA about its environmental performance and requires completion of a monitoring summary and certification that it has complied, or has not complied, with the conditions attached to the licence. Details of non-compliances that occurred during the reporting period must be provided in the Annual Return.
It is a form that every Residents Management Company (RMC) must send to Companies House each year. The form includes information about the company for example its members, directors etc. The annual return is not related to the annual accounts. The RMC must complete the annual return accurately to a particular date known as the ‘made-up date’. This is a date not later than: 12 months after the date of the made-up date of the previous annual return; or in the case of a company’s first annual return, the anniversary of the date of incorporation. The annual return together must reach Companies House within 28 days after its made-up date. The fee is £15 when submitted electronically (or £30 when submitted on paper). Companies House will send out information to the RMC’s registered address when the annual return is due and will advise on how to submit the return to them DISCLAIMER Any external products and services listed do not necessarily carry the endorsement of flat-living or imply a rec
A return or rate of return reflects the money you make or lose on an investment. This may be expressed as a percentage, or an actual amount in dollars. With many different types of investments, at the end of each year, you’re sent what is called an annual return, a statement of losses/profits for an entire year period. The return shows you how much you made on the investment, or how much you lost, and usually expresses a percentage, as well as a dollar amount showing you what your annual return rate was for the year. With some investments an annual return statement may also be accompanied by a payment check representing what you made. This has to be counted as income on tax returns in the year that you receive it. When the return represents a loss, you may have that amount deducted from your total investment. You can in some cases take tax deductions when you lose money on an investment. In many retirement plans that are invested into various funds, bonds, or stocks, the money you migh
Each year, on the anniversary of the company’s incorporation, an Annual Return (Form 363) must be submitted to Companies House. The Return will include the name and address of the Director, the name and address of the Company Secretary, the company’s registered office, details of the company’s issued share capital, shareholders and the Standard Industry Code (SIC) confirming the company’s principal business activity as at the date of the return. The details on the Annual Return should match exactly the records held at Companies House. Failure to file this return could result in a company being removed from the register (i.e. “struck off”).
