Corporate compliance

SECP filings, corporate documentation and company compliance

Tax Waley helps companies maintain the records, approvals and filings required after incorporation, including annual compliance, changes, resolutions and share-related matters.

Ongoing services

  • Annual SECP compliance
  • Post-incorporation changes and filings
  • Board and shareholder resolutions
  • MOA/AOA and corporate-document review
  • Share issuance, transfer and registration support
  • Corporate agreements and statutory records
  • Compliance calendars and filing coordination

Corporate actions need a paper trail

Changes in ownership, directors, capital, registered information or governance usually require aligned approvals, documents and filings. We organise these as a single corporate record rather than isolated forms.

Connected services

SECP compliance often links to FBR profiles, bank documentation, foreign investment, share registration and financial statements. These can be coordinated within one engagement.

How the engagement works

Review company profile, records and pending events

We confirm the scope and facts.

Identify approvals, documents and filings required

We prepare the required work and records.

Prepare resolutions, forms and supporting papers

You review the material before completion.

Complete filings and maintain a compliance record

We support the agreed filing or transaction step.

Common questions

Do you handle share-related matters?

Yes. The service scope includes share issuance, transfer, registration and supporting corporate documentation.

Can you review overdue compliance?

Yes. We can review available corporate records and map pending annual or event-based filings.

Do you provide company secretarial support?

Ongoing corporate documentation and filing support can be structured as a retainer or matter-based engagement.

Service availability and documentation requirements depend on the client, authority, bank, transaction and agreed engagement scope. Approval or acceptance by a regulator, bank or other institution cannot be guaranteed.