Company Secretarial
Statutory Registers
Annual statutory registers and compliance service. We prepare and maintain your statutory registers accurately and on time.
Statutory Registers: Key Facts
- 1We manage your Companies Act 2014 statutory compliance requirements.
- 2We reconcile financial statements and annual returns on your behalf.
- 3We assist with business name registration and change of company name.
- 4We can reconstruct missing statutory records and provide a registered office.
Overview
Annual Statutory Registers and Compliance
Bradán Accountants prepare and maintain your statutory registers accurately and on time, keeping your company compliant with the Companies Acts.
Under the 2014 Companies Act, companies must maintain statutory registers including registers of members, directors, secretaries and charges. Failing to maintain the registers is a category three offence, while failing to maintain Meetings Minute Books is a category four offence.
We also assist with business name registration, changes of company name, and can provide a registered office address by mutual agreement. We can help reconstruct missing statutory records for your business.

Quick Information
Need statutory register support?
An initial discovery call helps us understand where you stand and what you want from our engagement.
Our Compliance Services
Companies Act Compliance
We help your company comply with Companies Act 2014 requirements.
Statutory Registers
Prepare and maintain all required statutory registers on your behalf.
Business Name Registration
Guide you on registering your business or trading name.
Change of Company Name
Prepare and file an application to change your company name with CRO.
2014
Companies Act
3
Key Compliance Areas
2 Wks
Name Change (approx.)
100%
Accurate Records
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Need Statutory Register Support?
Speak to our Galway and Dublin team about maintaining your statutory registers.
Statutory Registers FAQs
What statutory registers must be maintained?
The 2014 Companies Act requires maintenance of statutory registers such as registers of members, directors, secretaries and charges.
What happens if I do not maintain statutory registers?
Failing to maintain statutory registers is a category three offence, while failing to maintain Meetings Minute Books is a category four offence.
Can you reconstruct missing statutory records?
Yes, we can assist your business in reconstructing missing statutory records.
Can you provide a registered office address?
Yes, by mutual agreement we can provide our address as your registered office address.
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Reviewed by Aonghus Sammin, Director and founder of Bradán Accountants — ACCA-certified accountants in Galway and Dublin.
