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TAX AND CORPORATE NEWS Latest news and information about tax and corporate legislations in New Zealand Address Requirements for a New Zealand Company Every New Zealand Company is required to maintain: Registered Office Address for Service The Registered Office is the officially recorded location at which the New Zealand company maintains a full set of its corporate documents. Under Part 10 Section 189 of the Companies Act 1993, all companies must keep the following documents at the Registered Office: the constitution of the company: minutes from all meetings of the shareholders and any resolutions of the shareholders: minutes from all meetings of the directors and any resolutions of the directors and directors' committees within the last 7 years: certificates given by directors within the last 7 years: the full names and addresses of the current directors: copies of all written communications to all shareholders during the last 7 years all annual reports to the shareholders: copies of all financial statements and group financial statements for the last 7 completed accounting periods of the company, as required to be completed by the Companies Act 1993 or the Financial Reporting Act 1993: the accounting records for the current accounting period and for the last 7 completed accounting periods of the company: an interests register: the share register. The Address for Service of the company is the location at which the entity can be served with legal notices or documents. Part 10 Section 192 of the Companies Act 1993 sets out that the Address for Service of a company may be the entity's Registered Address or the offices of the company's lawyers, solicitors, accountants, etc. The Act also sets out the Address of Service for the company must not be a postal service address, or a document exchange, or any other similar service. New Zealand companies may also specify further addresses, if it wishes to maintain some of its records in a location separate from the Registered Office, or if it wishes to receive some communications at a location other than the registered office. KIRILL KRUGER Development Manager at Abaconda Management Group , Director of AMG Business Development. Kirill Kruger is a young but experienced financial consultant, with a specialization in international and New Zealand taxation research, management and planning. Being a successful entrepreneur he has also authored advanced studies in the field of financial academics, and regularly writes reports on current affairs and developments in international and New Zealand finance, taxation and management. www.abaconda.info [email protected] +64 7 8080 444 © Abaconda Management Group

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Page 1: Address requirements for a New Zealand company

TAX AND CORPORATE NEWS Latest news and information about tax and corporate legislations in New Zealand

Address Requirements for a New Zealand Company

Every New Zealand Company is required to maintain:

Registered Office

Address for Service

The Registered Office is the officially recorded location at which the New Zealand company

maintains a full set of its corporate documents. Under Part 10 Section 189 of the

Companies Act 1993, all companies must keep the following documents at the Registered

Office:

the constitution of the company: minutes from all meetings of the shareholders and any resolutions of the

shareholders: minutes from all meetings of the directors and any resolutions of the directors and

directors' committees within the last 7 years: certificates given by directors within the last 7 years: the full names and addresses of the current directors: copies of all written communications to all shareholders during the last 7 years all annual reports to the shareholders: copies of all financial statements and group financial statements for the last 7

completed accounting periods of the company, as required to be completed by the Companies Act 1993 or the Financial Reporting Act 1993:

the accounting records for the current accounting period and for the last 7 completed accounting periods of the company:

an interests register: the share register.

The Address for Service of the company is the location at which the entity can be served with legal notices or documents. Part 10 Section 192 of the Companies Act 1993 sets out that the Address for Service of a company may be the entity's Registered Address or the offices of the company's lawyers, solicitors, accountants, etc. The Act also sets out the Address of Service for the company must not be a postal service address, or a document exchange, or any other similar service.

New Zealand companies may also specify further addresses, if it wishes to maintain some of its records in a location separate from the Registered Office, or if it wishes to receive some communications at a location other than the registered office.

KIRILL KRUGER

Development Manager at

Abaconda Management

Group , Director of AMG

Business Development.

Kirill Kruger is a young but

experienced financial

consultant, with a

specialization in

international and New

Zealand taxation research,

management and planning.

Being a successful

entrepreneur he has also

authored advanced studies

in the field of financial

academics, and regularly

writes reports on current

affairs and developments in

international and New

Zealand finance, taxation

and management.

www.abaconda.info

[email protected]

+64 7 8080 444

© Abaconda Management Group

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Address of the Share Register

If the company maintains its Share Register at an address other than its Registered Office, it will be required to disclose this location to the Companies Office.

Address of Records

The company may choose to store its records at a physical location other than the Registered Address, in which case it must inform the Companies Office of this new location.

Address for Communication

The company may wish for all communication from the Companies Office to be directed to an address other than the Registered Office. Unlike all other specified addresses, the Address for Communication may be a non-physical address, such as a postal box or a mail service.