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Companies Act 1993

Disclosure by companies - Disclosure to shareholders

214A: Registrar may alter New Zealand register

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“ Registrar can update company addresses on the register based on annual return information ”

If you send in your company’s annual return with a different address than what’s currently on the New Zealand register, the Registrar can change it. This applies to your company’s registered office address, address for service, or postal address. The Registrar can update the register to match the new address you’ve provided in your annual return.

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Part 12 Disclosure by companies
Disclosure to shareholders

214ARegistrar may alter New Zealand register

  1. If the annual return contains—

  2. an address of the registered office of the company; or
    1. an address for service of the company; or
      1. a postal address of the company—
          1. that is different from the address of the registered office, the address for service, or the postal address of the company entered on the New Zealand register, the Registrar may alter the New Zealand register accordingly.

        Notes
        • Section 214A: inserted, on , by section 7 of the Companies Amendment Act 1998 (1998 No 31).