If the company would like to add or change the objectives after the company has been registered, the company must organise the board of directors or board of shareholders meeting depending on circumstances and submit documents to the government within 14 days from the date of the meeting.
First of all, we’ll have to publish a notice of meeting at least once in a local newspaper, no later than 14 days before the date scheduled for the meeting and sent a copy by registered mail to all shareholders. Within 14 days after this meeting, we can change the objectives at the Department of Business Development (DBD) by submitting the relevant government forms. In this framework, we’ll need a list of the objectives you will like to add, delete or change, as well as the company documents and identification of the shareholders and director(s). Based on this information, we can complete the government forms which will have to be signed by the client. Secondly, we will have to change the objective at the Revenue Department. There is no government fee to change the objectives at the Revenue Department.
We will need to following documents from the client’s side:
To change the objectives at the Social Security Fund, we will need:
Amendment form for VAT registration (PP 09)
Ashmin, Acclime business services coordinator