Consultation · SECP · 20 Nov 2009

Draft Amendments in the Companies (General Provisions and Forms) Rules, 1985

The Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan proposes substituting "e-service" with "eServices" and introducing a Corporate Universal Identification Number (CUIN) to replace registration numbers and incorporation serial numbers across various rules and forms. Subscribers are required to specify national identity or passport numbers, while foreign entities must provide certified resolutions, certificates of incorporation, and lists of directors and beneficial owners holding 10% or more equity. The draft mandates electronic submission via eServices for documents and returns, restricts physical submissions to specific classes and periods determined by the Commission, and deletes rules 9A, 9F, 15, and Form 30. Additionally, the proposal caps document copy fees at two rupees per page, requires physical submissions to be accompanied by three copies, and allows foreign companies to have documents signed by a principal officer or authorized person.

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