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Community Interest Company
Community Interest Companies (CIC) are incorporated organisations. They are regulated by Companies House under company law as well as by the CIC Regulator.
The Board of a Community Interest Company has a legal duty to comply with the requirements of the law by informing Companies House of:-
- names and details of all Directors
- notification of any changes to Directors details
- notification of changes to registered address of the company
The Board of Directors of a Community Interest Company are also required by law to file the following documents with Companies House each year:-
- Annual Return
- Annual Accounts (in the required format)
- Annual Community Interest Company Report
