Chapter four: Creating a CIC
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4.1. Incorporating a new community interest company
4.1.1. The documents you need to deliver to form a new CIC
4.1.2 Premium same day registration service unavailability
4.1.3. The effect of incorporation
4.1.4. Statutory documents placed on the public record
4.2. Converting an existing non-charitable company to a CIC
4.2.1. The documents you need to deliver to convert to a CIC
4.2.2. Members dissenting to the passing of the resolutions
4.2.3 Premium same day registration service unavailability
4.2.4. The effect of incorporation
4.2.5 Accounting reference dates
4.2.6. Statutory documents placed on the public record
4.3. Converting a charity to community interest company
4.3.1. Charitable companies in England, Wales and Scotland
4.3.2 Unincorporated charities4.3.3. Charitable companies converting to a CIC in England, Wales and Scotland
4.3.4. The pre-existing corporate property of the charitable company
4.3.5. The Form CIC37 – community interest statement
4.3.6. Where to obtain forms and guidance
4.3.7. Timing for filing the resolutions
4.3.8. Premium same day registration service unavailability
4.3.9. The effect of conversion
4.3.10. Accounting reference dates
4.3.11. Power of the Charity Commission to quash the conversion
4.3.12. Conversion of a CIC into a charity
4.4. Converting an Industrial & Provident Society in England, Wales, Scotland or Northern Ireland to a CIC
4.4.1. Background
4.4.2. Eligibility
4.4.3. The Process
4.4.4. Examples of completed forms
4.5 Local Authorities and Community Interest Companies
4.5.1. Why are CICs relevant to local authorities?
4.5.2. Tentative conclusions
4.6. The Community Interest Test
4.7. The role of the Registrar and the CIC Regulator
4.7.1. Decisions by the CIC Regulator
4.8. Where to file documents and details of fees
4.8.1. Electronic filing of documents
4.9. Fees
4.11.1. Fees for England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland |
