Company Strike Off & Closure
Close it properly, and stop the penalties running.
A company that has stopped trading keeps accruing ₹100 a day per unfiled form until it is formally closed. Abandoning it is the most expensive option available.
Strike off under section 248(2) needs the company to have no assets and no liabilities, a special resolution or consent from 75% of members by paid-up capital, and every overdue return filed first.
Bank accounts have to be closed and a statement of accounts certified by a chartered accountant, dated no more than thirty days before the application.
What is included
- Overdue filings brought up to date
- Special resolution and the indemnity and affidavits
- Statement of accounts certified by a CA
- STK-2 filed and followed through to the strike-off notice
What we need from you
- Board and special resolutions
- Statement of accounts within thirty days of filing
- Indemnity bond in STK-3 and affidavit in STK-4
- Proof that the bank accounts are closed
Questions
What if my company has pending liabilities?
Strike off is not available. The liabilities have to be settled first, or the company goes down the liquidation route under the IBC instead. A strike-off application with liabilities outstanding is rejected and the fee is not refunded.
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Tell us a little about the business and a chartered accountant will call you back. You will get a firm quote before any work begins.
- A qualified accountant on the call, not a call centre
- A firm quote before any work begins
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