Company/LLP Closure Process comes up with a lot of questions, especially for companies and LLPs with no ongoing business wanting to formally close dealing with it for the first time. Here are clear answers to what we're asked most often.
What's the difference between strike-off and winding up?
Strike-off is a simplified route for companies with no significant assets/liabilities; winding up is a more formal process, often used for companies with more complex affairs.
Can a struck-off company be revived?
Yes, revival is possible within a prescribed window under certain conditions.
Do all pending filings need to be completed before closure?
Generally yes, outstanding statutory filings usually need to be brought up to date.
How long does the closure process take?
Timelines vary based on the company's compliance history and the route chosen.
Still Have Questions?
Every business situation is a little different, and Company/LLP Closure Process is no exception. If your case doesn't fit neatly into the questions above, it's worth getting a second opinion before proceeding.
What You'll Typically Need
- No pending liabilities or the plan to settle them
- Board/partner resolution approving closure
- Latest financial statements and filings up to date
- Bank account closure confirmation
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