In furtherance of its reform initiatives, the Corporate Affairs Commission has reviewed its Checklist and Guidelines. The Commission has also removed the requirement for Proficiency Certificate.
Under the new arrangement, members of the public do not have to submit Proficiency Certificate to the Commission for registration of Companies, Business Names, and Incorporated Trustee. Read more
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