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Companies Act 2006: Primary legislation governing company declarations of solvency, particularly sections 89 and 89A. Sets out fundamental requirements for the declaration process.

Insolvency Act 1986: Key primary legislation, especially sections 89 and 90, detailing requirements for voluntary winding up and associated declarations of solvency.

Insolvency Rules 2016: Secondary legislation providing detailed procedural requirements for insolvency proceedings in England and Wales, including declaration of solvency requirements.

Companies (Forms) Regulations: Secondary legislation specifying the proper format and content requirements for company forms, including declarations of solvency.

Company Directors Disqualification Act 1986: Legislation regarding potential consequences for directors who make false declarations, including possible disqualification.

5-Week Timing Requirement: Legal requirement that the declaration must be made within 5 weeks before the resolution for voluntary winding up.

Full Inquiry Obligation: Legal requirement for directors to conduct a full inquiry into company's affairs before making the declaration.

12-Month Solvency Statement: Requirement to confirm that the company can pay its debts in full within 12 months from the commencement of winding up.

Director Signature Requirements: Legal requirement that the declaration must be signed by all or majority of directors and properly witnessed.

Companies House Filing: Mandatory requirement to file the declaration with Companies House within the prescribed timeframe.

Criminal Liability Provisions: Legal provisions establishing criminal penalties for making false declarations of solvency.