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What will happen in the future. You guy have got a point about SN still holding on. I really hope we get something back. I would be happy with the money I invested back. I would only give to the wife.
Most of all I would like it to take of again. Just so coggy could get his pension back. That would be brilliant.
Happy New year to all. ATB
Let's hope 2023 sees a group of cheering shareholders, with phones out, crowding round a "woolies window" . ;-)
Cheers zeps. That's very kind and thoughtful of you.
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Jonathan, if this came good, I'd be doing three shows a night lol
If this came good I would turn from super fool
to smart investor. Family and friends would be
delighted and HL lost for words.
Evening anyone know anything about the public info report on 31/12/22
https://opencorporates.com/filings/1158132618
he Public Information Report (“PIR”) and Ownership Information Report (“OIR”) – which are separate from the various Texas franchise tax return forms – provide basic information about a Texas entity including the entity’s address and governing authority and must be filed with the Texas Comptroller annually, typically in May of each year. The PIR is to be filed by most limited liability companies, corporations, and financial institutions, while the OIR is to be filed by most partnerships, professional associations, and trusts. Since the vast majority of small businesses are established as limited liability companies or corporations, for simplicity, we’ll refer to the PIR in this article (the rules for the PIR and OIR are virtually identical).
The PIR should list the officers and directors of a business and any related companies. Even if your business doesn’t owe any franchise tax (and many small businesses won’t), it’s still necessary to file the PIR. As a practical matter, make sure the PIR is accurate: banks often rely on these filings to determine who governs a business, and an inaccurate filing could delay underwriting for a loan. While most tax professionals will file the necessary form for you, carefully review the PIR to be filed and make sure it matches what your entity’s documents show or changes you’ve made.
more here: http://texaslegalpros.com/dont-ignore-the-information-report/
I notice the secretary Tyler Nelson can be messaged via Linked In if you hold a Premium account? Not that I hold one. Maybe someone can reach out to him?
Thanks ivyspivey for sharing the link.
Though the form is a basic procedural tool, it does show that the company have unraveled yet another of the mis-deeds of ZM. He allowed most of the US registered companies to forfeit the right to transact business in Texas by not paying the associated fees. This form and links to the other entities shows that issue is resolved and has the entities listed as “active”.
Another step, no matter how small, in the right direction and thanks again to Looed for highlighting this. Trivial it may seem, but it has far greater implications and further demonstrates the company's intentions to continue operating.
Hopefully this is just one small step among many towards both rectifying the wrongs and an eventual return to LSE. We can only hope, but this is good news.