COMPLEX INFORMATION SYSTEMS CONSULTING UK LTD

COMPLEX INFORMATION SYSTEMS CONSULTING UK LTD is an active private limited company, incorporated on 10 September 2010. The nature of the business includes Business and domestic software development and one other classification. The company's registered office is on Clarke Street, Derby. The company's accounts were last made up to 30 September 2023, are next due on 30 June 2025, and fall under the accounts category: Micro Entity. COMPLEX INFORMATION SYSTEMS CONSULTING UK LTD has no previous names. The company has no mortgage charges, outstanding or otherwise.

Registered Office

Address Line 1	1 THE DERWENT BUSINESS CENTRE
Address Line 2	CLARKE STREET
Post Town	DERBY
Postcode	DE1 2BU

Accounts

Accounting Reference Date	30^th September
Accounts Next Due Date	30/06/2025
Accounts Last Made Up Date	30/09/2023
Accounts Category	MICRO ENTITY

Confirmation Statement

Next Due Date	18/02/2025
Last Made Up Date	04/02/2024

Return

Next Due Date	08/10/2016
Last Made Up Date	10/09/2015

Mortgages

Number of Mortgage Charges	0
Number of Outstanding Charges	0
Number of Satisfied Charges	0
Number of Partially Satisfied Charges	0

Nature of Business (SIC Codes)

62012 - Business and domestic software development

62020 - Information technology consultancy activities

Company Name History

From incorporation onwards:

COMPLEX INFORMATION SYSTEMS CONSULTING UK LTD

Directors

(The company's officers)

MR CARL PARKINSON

(~57 year old British national)

1 DERWENT BUSINESS CENTRE CLARKE STREET, DERBY, DE1 2BU, ENGLAND

Current Director
Gives occupation as DIRECTOR
Usually resident in ENGLAND

Appointed on 10/09/2010

Shareholders

(Persons of Significant Control)

Mr Carl Parkinson

(~57 year old British national)

1 Derwent Business Centre, Clarke Street, Derby, DE1 2BU, England

Owns between 75% and 100% of the shares.
Holds between 75% and 100% of the voting rights.
Has the right to appoint and remove directors.

Notified on 06/04/2016

Source: Companies House

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