Closing of Company Online
Strike-off and closure process assistance for eligible companies. Get an eligibility review, clear checklist and filing support from an experienced team.
Request consultationWho should consider Closing of Company?
Eligible companies with no business/operations and no unresolved liabilities or disqualifying proceedings.
Important prerequisite
Stop operations, close liabilities/bank issues, prepare statements and complete required pending compliance.
Documents required for Closing of Company
- Board/member approval records
- Recent statement of accounts
- Indemnity bonds and affidavits
- Directors KYC and DSCs
- Evidence of nil liabilities/closed bank account
- Pending filing and litigation/regulatory status details
Benefits of professional Closing of Company support
- Reduce avoidable filing errors
- Organised compliance records
- Deadline and document guidance
- Filing acknowledgement support
Closing of Company procedure
- 1Check strike-off eligibility and clear liabilities
- 2Pass approvals and prepare recent statement of accounts
- 3File STK-2 with declarations, indemnity and attachments
- 4Track ROC/public notice, objections and final dissolution notice
Before filing, liabilities and overdue returns must be handled. ROC/public notice, objections and departmental checks make closure lengthy.
MCA filing fee, affidavits/indemnities, professional and overdue compliance costs may apply. Rules, forms and fees can change, so verify the latest position before filing.
Open official sourceCheck closure readiness before applying
A company that stopped trading may still have bank balances, liabilities or pending filings. Inactivity alone does not settle these.
This is an example, not a client testimonial or promised outcome.Checks that prevent avoidable rework
- Reconcile assets and liabilities.
- Identify pending filings and proceedings.
- Review eligibility for the closure route.
What happens next?
Track communications until the relevant order or status is issued and preserve required records.
Agree the scope before work begins
Ask for a written quote identifying the entity, period or application covered; the documents you must provide; and the records you will receive. Confirm whether corrections, responses to notices and later filings are included or quoted separately.
Separate professional charges from government fees, taxes and third-party costs. Application acceptance, loan sanction, certification and other external decisions remain with the relevant authority or institution.
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Closing of Company FAQs
Does stopping business close a company automatically?
No. Cessation of trading and legal closure are separate. The process depends on the company’s facts and obligations.
Who should consider this service?
Eligible companies with no business/operations and no unresolved liabilities or disqualifying proceedings.
What should be checked before starting?
Stop operations, close liabilities/bank issues, prepare statements and complete required pending compliance.
Which records should I prepare?
Board/member approval records; Recent statement of accounts; Indemnity bonds and affidavits; Directors KYC and DSCs; Evidence of nil liabilities/closed bank account; Pending filing and litigation/regulatory status details. The final checklist depends on your case.
What costs should I discuss in the quote?
MCA filing fee, affidavits/indemnities, professional and overdue compliance costs may apply.
What affects the working timeline?
Before filing, liabilities and overdue returns must be handled. ROC/public notice, objections and departmental checks make closure lengthy.
What should I do after completion?
Track communications until the relevant order or status is issued and preserve required records.