Corporate Law
Registrar of Companies (ROC)
The government authority responsible for registering companies and ensuring they comply with ongoing filing and disclosure obligations under company law.
The ROC maintains the official record of every registered company — incorporation details, directors, charges on assets, and annual filings — and can take action, including striking a company off the register, for persistent non-compliance.
Documents filed with the ROC are generally publicly accessible, making it a common starting point for due diligence on a company.
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