Esheria Regulatory Atlas
Company formation, governance, directors, ownership, filings, and corporate obligations. These records come from release legal-2026.07.26-907 and link directly to stored legal text.
3,544 matching statutes
United Kingdom
1 provisions
The Act says certain deposit interest or dividends must be paid to the company, and it lets the Treasury make regulations and set deposit-withdrawal conditions.
United Kingdom
1 provisions
The Act lets the two named companies become incorporated under New South Wales or Commonwealth of Australia law, and requires them to notify the registrar and send copies after incorporation.
United Kingdom
3 provisions
This Act sets new rules for Standard Life Assurance Company, including repeal timing, notice of the appointed day, stock redemption, name changes, and company management powers.
United Kingdom
31 provisions
This Part sets rules for double taxation relief, unilateral relief, and related international tax arrangements.
United Kingdom
34 provisions
This Part lets an eligible company obtain a moratorium, with court/monitor steps, and places restrictions on creditors, payments, security, disposal of property, and certain enforcement actions while the moratorium is in force.
United Kingdom
9 provisions
This Act sets up the transfer of water authority functions and property to a new Authority, successor companies, and other bodies, and gives the Secretary of State and the Authority powers and duties for appointments, dissolution, finance, and flood defence.
United Kingdom
37 provisions
This provision covers several tax rules, including relief for certain premiums and interest, special company assessment rules, and exemptions from tax for some government stock and Crown holdings.
United Kingdom
1 provisions
This Act amends the Dunham Bridge Company’s constitution, allows transfer of the undertaking to a registered company, sets toll-related provisions, and includes land-vesting and dissolution arrangements.
United Kingdom
47 provisions
This part says corporation tax is charged on companies’ profits, sets rules for UK and non-UK resident companies, and explains how accounting periods and certain exemptions work.
United Kingdom
8 provisions
This part sets rules for Royal Mail/Post Office restructurings, reporting duties, transfer schemes, and postal service regulation.
United Kingdom
1 provisions
This Act changes the Company’s objects, powers, capital, and share-handling rules, including procedures for missing shareholders and certain commencement rules.
United Kingdom
17 provisions
This part changes several tax rates, allowances, and duties, and gives the Treasury powers to make related regulations and orders.
United Kingdom
31 provisions
This provision gives the CMA information, education, advice, complaint-handling, and merger-reference functions, while limiting it from supporting certain free public consumer advice schemes.
United Kingdom
41 provisions
This Part sets the basic rules for charging income tax on employment income, defining key terms and who is liable, and giving HMRC and the Treasury some rule-making powers.
United Kingdom
8 provisions
This Part lets eligible companies get a moratorium, with notice, filing, payment, security, and disclosure rules that directors, the company, and the monitor must follow.
United Kingdom
1 provisions
This document sets the Insurance Companies Act 1974 name, commencement, and territorial extent, and it also records consequential amendments and repeal notes.
United Kingdom
13 provisions
This provision lets authorities make regulations affecting non-assignment terms in relevant contracts, and sets out several regulation-making, reporting, and review duties for officials.
United Kingdom
15 provisions
This provision adds company registration, name, office, email, and director-disqualification rules, plus powers for the registrar and Secretary of State.
United Kingdom
12 provisions
This Act makes wide-ranging tax changes, including new and amended reliefs, rate changes, penalties, and regulation-making powers.
United Kingdom
1 provisions
The Act gives the Company wider powers over market operations, land, borrowing, and internal management, and it repeals or updates specified earlier provisions.