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Current SECP statutory forms guide covering annual return, allotment, business change, capital, directors/officers, charges, UBO, office, statutory report and resolutions.
Last updated 20 September 2026
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Professional ProfileSECP maintains a current statutory-forms schedule under the Companies Regulations framework. Companies should select the form by the legal event being reported rather than copying an old filing or relying on outdated form numbers.
Taxocrate can identify the current SECP form, supporting resolutions and filing sequence for a specific post-incorporation event.
Updated 16 September 2026.
| Form | Current Purpose |
|---|---|
| Form A | Annual return of a company |
| Form 3 | Return of allotment and change in shareholding, membership or voting rights |
| Form 4 | Intimation about principal line of business or change therein |
| Form 7 | Notice of alteration in share capital |
| Form 9 | Particulars of directors and officers |
| Form 10 | Mortgage, charge or pledge particulars, modification or satisfaction |
| Forms 16–18 | Ultimate beneficial ownership notices and member declarations |
| Form 19 | Declaration of compliance with section 123A |
| Form 21 | Registered office / books-of-account address notice |
| Form 24 | Annual return where there is no change in particulars since the last annual return |
| Form 25 | Statutory report |
| Form 26 | Special resolution |
Older company files may refer to legacy form numbers such as Form 29. Current filings should be checked against the latest SECP statutory forms and Companies Regulations.
Form 10 covers specified mortgage, charge and pledge information and related modification or satisfaction. This can be important in company financing and bank-security transactions.
Form 4 is used for intimation about the principal line of business or a change therein under the current form schedule.
Form 26 is the current statutory form for filing a special resolution where the Companies Act requires it.
Form names, mappings and electronic filing processes can change. Always verify the current SECP statutory-forms page and the latest Companies Regulations before filing.
Current SECP statutory forms use Form 9.
Current forms include Form A and Form 24, depending on the company’s filing position.
Form 19 is the company declaration of compliance with section 123A, alongside Forms 16–18 for related notices/declarations.
Form 3 covers return of allotment and specified changes in shareholding, membership or voting rights.
Form 21 covers the registered-office address or change therein and the books-of-account address.
No. New filings should follow the current SECP statutory-form mapping, including Form 9 for directors and officers.
