UK Issues Sanctions License Allowing Payments to Companies House
The U.K. issued a sanctions license permitting sanctioned people and entities to make certain payments to the U.K.'s Companies House, the agency that "registers company information and makes it available to the public, and incorporates and dissolves limited companies," the…
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Office of Financial Sanctions Implementation announced. The payments are for fees owed by or due from sanctioned parties to this agency for filing a confirmation statement, and the payment of late filing penalty fees. The license took effect Oct. 6.