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The ECCTA introduces new transparency requirements for limited partnerships (LPs) registered in England and Scotland including:
- requiring general partners that are legal entities to specify a named registered officer whose identity has been verified;
- increasing the number of administrative matters to be notified to the Registrar;
- requiring general partners to submit an annual confirmation statement;
- requiring LPs to have a registered office in the UK (at an appropriate address) along with a registered email address;
- new powers for the Registrar to deregister LPs in certain circumstances; and
- a requirement for general partners to prepare accounts and make available to HMRC.
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