Strike off your limited company from the Companies Register To apply to strike off your limited company, you must send Companies House form DS01 The form must be signed by a majority of the company’s directors You should deal with any of the assets of
Apply to strike off and dissolve a company - Companies House Use this service to apply to close a public limited company, a private limited company, or a limited liability partnership (LLP) For companies with multiple directors, more than half of the
Closing your company and applying for voluntary strike off You can apply to strike off your company online, using your Companies House account and authorisation code Form DS01 can also be filed on paper – this usually takes longer to process
Completing Form DS01: Step-by-Step Guide | Anderson Brookes Filing DS01 means officially sending your completed form to Companies House to request company dissolution Once your company has stopped trading and meets the eligibility rules, you can file DS01 online or by post
DS01 Striking off an application by a company - GOV. UK It is an offence to knowingly or recklessly provide false or misleading information on this application You are advised to read Section 4 and to consult the guidance available from Companies
How to File DS01 Online: Guide for Directors | Anderson Brookes The Companies House DS01 form is the official application document used to permanently and voluntarily dissolve a UK limited company By filing the form, you are requesting to strike off your company from the Companies House register
DS01 Voluntary Strike Off: How to Close Your Company | TinyTax When a limited company has stopped trading and has no outstanding liabilities, the simplest way to remove it from the Companies House register is to apply for voluntary strike-off using form DS01
How to Download and Complete Form DS01: UK Company Strike-Off Form DS01 is the application directors use to ask Companies House to strike a UK limited company off the register and dissolve it A majority of the company’s directors must sign the form, and the current filing fee is £13 online or £18 by post