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Auditor’s statement of reasons on ceasing to hold office (Companies Act 2006, s.519) – non-public interest company template

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To:

The Directors [ insert company name ] [ LTD OR PLC ] [ insert address ] [ insert date ]

Dear [ Directors OR Secretary ]

[ insert company name ] [ LTD OR PLC ] (the Company) — company registration number: [ insert company number ]

Under section 519 of the Companies Act 2006, we confirm the reasons for resigning as the Company’s auditor are: [ insert details of the reasons for the auditor ceasing to hold office ]

[ Under section 519 of the Companies Act 2006, matters relating to our departure that we believe should be brought to the attention of the Company’s members or creditors are [ insert details of the matters connected with the auditor ceasing to hold office that the auditor considers need to be brought to the attention of the company’s members or creditors ] OR There are no reasons or connected matters that we consider require notification to the Company’s members or creditors. ]

Our firm’s name, address, and the number assigned to us in the relevant register of auditors are [ insert details ]

Yours faithfully

………………………………..

[ duly authorised for and on behalf of ] [ insert name of auditor[s] ]...

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