PRH has deregistered companies that have not filed their financial statements for registration
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The Finnish Patent and Registration Office (PRH) has removed from the Finnish Trade Register ca. 3,500 limited liability companies and co-operatives that have not filed their financial statements for registration.
The deregistered companies had not filed their financial statements despite reminder letters. The PRH had also informed the companies of the procedure using a number of communication channels.
The deregistered companies are listed on the PRH website.
- Read more about companies deregistered on 24 August 2020 in Finnish at prh.fi.
- Read more about companies deregistered on 24 August 2020 in Swedish at prh.fi.
Deregistration means that the business is out of action.
Deregistered companies may apply for re-entry to the Finnish Trade Register.
The PRH's right to deregister companies that have not filed their financial statements is based in each case on either the Finnish Limited Liability Companies Act or the Finnish Co-operatives Act.
For more information, please contact
Ms Sari Laajaranta
Team Manager
Finnish Patent and Registration Office (PRH)
Tel: +358 29 509 5414
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We work for the benefit of companies and organizations.
We register companies, associations, foundations and other organizations and corporations, as well as enterprise mortgages and LEI codes. We examine and grant patents and register utility models. We also register trademarks for products and services and provide design protection. We oversee and approve auditors and monitor foundations and the collective management of copyright.
We offer our customers advisory services and courses. We give information about companies, organizations, corporations and immaterial rights.
Our office is an International Searching Authority (ISA) and International Preliminary Examining Authority (IPEA) for international PCT patent applications.
Our office comes under the administrative sector of the Ministry of Economic Affairs and Employment (MEAE), and we negotiate each year with the MEAE on our performance targets. Our office is subject to net budgeting, meaning that about 95% of our expenses are covered by the income we make from our services.
Read more: https://www.prh.fi/en/presentation_and_duties.html
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