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Company Strike Off & Dissolution
Assistance with voluntarily closing a UK limited company through the Companies House strike-off process. This service is suitable for companies that have stopped trading and have dealt with their outstanding liabilities, assets, tax, and other obligations.
Company Strike Off & Dissolution
What the fixed fee covers
- Initial eligibility assessment and closure review.
- Closure checklist and guidance on outstanding matters.
- DS01 strike off application preparation.
- Companies House submission and director filing guidance.
- Gazette process monitoring and closure guidance.
- Confirmation of the strike off outcome, where available.
How it works
- 1We check whether the company is suitable for voluntary strike off.
- 2Assets, liabilities, tax, VAT, and payroll matters are reviewed.
- 3Required actions before closure are explained.
- 4We prepare the DS01 application for director approval.
- 5The approved application is submitted to Companies House.
- 6We monitor the Gazette process and confirm the final outcome.
What we need from you
- Company number and latest company accounts.
- Recent bank statement and trading cessation date.
- Details of company assets and liabilities.
- HMRC, VAT, and PAYE information, where applicable.
- Director approval and details of final distributions.
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FAQs
Company Strike Off & Dissolution: common questions
No. Strike-off should not be used to avoid legitimate debts or liabilities. Outstanding debts and creditor matters must be properly addressed before applying.
Any assets remaining after the company is dissolved may pass to the Crown. Company assets should therefore be properly dealt with before applying for strike-off.
The timeframe can vary depending on Companies House processing and whether any objections are raised. Once the strike-off notice is published in The Gazette, there is generally a minimum two-month period for objections.
Yes. Interested parties, including creditors, can raise an objection if they believe the company should not be struck off. A successful objection can stop or delay the process.
The current online Companies House application fee is £13. Professional service fees, if applicable, are separate.