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A voluntary notice that can be sent by a registrable person or legal entity to a company for the purpose of confirming their registrable status in relation to the company and providing details of their required particulars for inclusion in the company's PSC register.

Companies House Form PSC01 Notice of PSC (Individual), should be used to notify Companies House of an individual person with significant control. confirmed the information if it relates to an individual. Information on a company's register and the PSC register at Companies House must be kept up to date.

PSC Register—voluntary notice of change in particulars from RLE to a company or LLP (transfer of shares)

A person with significant control (PSC) is someone who controls or owns your company. A company can have just one PSC or several. Some business types, such as limited companies and limited liability partnerships (LLPs), require that you keep a 'person with significant control' (PSC) register.

A person with significant control (PSC) is an individual, company or other entity who owns or controls your company. They are sometimes called 'beneficial owners'. They have the right to exert significant influence, or control, over the business and management of a limited company or LLP.

A person with significant control (PSC) is an individual, company or other entity who owns or controls your company. They are sometimes called 'beneficial owners'. They have the right to exert significant influence, or control, over the business and management of a limited company or LLP.

A Personal Service Company or more commonly referred to as a PSC, is usually taken to mean a limited company, the sole or main shareholder of which is also its director, who, instead of working directly for clients, or taking up employment with other businesses, operated through their own company.

A person with significant control ( PSC ) is someone who owns or controls your company. They're sometimes called 'beneficial owners'. You must identify your PSC and tell us who they are. This might be you, or someone associated with your company.