Companies Registry form

CR10 — Notice of increase of share capital

Form CR10 is used for notice of increase of share capital with the Zimbabwe Companies Registry.

About this form

CR10 is one of the statutory forms prescribed under S.I. 46 of 2020 (the Companies and Other Business Entities (Pre-Formation and Post-Formation Formalities) Regulations), made under the Companies and Other Business Entities Act [Chapter 24:31].

Statutory reference: Section 132 of the Act.

On Partzile Compliance Hub you complete a tailored online version of this form. The platform generates a draft PDF for you to check before a compliance officer reviews and lodges the filing.

Information the form captures

  • Entity
  • Increase
  • Declaration
  • Additional information

Documents to attach

  • Resolution authorising the increase (required)

How to file CR10 online

  1. Create an account or sign in to Partzile Compliance Hub.
  2. Start a statutory return and select CR10.
  3. Complete the guided online form and review the generated draft.
  4. Upload any supporting documents and add notes for your compliance officer.
  5. Pay the fee — payment finalises the submission.
  6. Your officer reviews, lodges the form and uploads the issued documents.

Frequently asked questions

What is form CR10 used for?
CR10 is the Zimbabwe Companies Registry form for notice of increase of share capital. It is one of the statutory forms prescribed under S.I. 46 of 2020.
Can I complete CR10 online?
Yes. Partzile Compliance Hub provides a tailored online version of CR10, generates a draft PDF for your review, and a compliance officer lodges the filing with the Registry.
What does filing CR10 cost?
Partzile's service fee for each statutory return is shown in your dashboard before you pay. Registry charges are quoted separately.

Other forms

File CR10 online

Complete the online form, pay the fee and let a compliance officer lodge it with the Registry.

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