Company Dissolution

Objection to Strike off Application? We’ll Explain Your Options

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  • Experts in company closure procedures
  • Support with creditor communication and next steps
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  • Fully Regulated
  • We’re licensed and regulated insolvency practitioners
  • Fast Results
  • Company liquidation can be possible in as little as 10 days
  • We Do The Hard Work
  • We deal with Companies House and creditors for you
  • Easy To Understand
  • We’ll help you to understand all available routes

How does it work?

Speak to an Expert

Start with a free consultation on how to address the objection.

Find Out Your Options

See if the objection can be resolved or explore alternatives.

Move Forward Confidently

You decide the best route, and we guide you along the way.

Why Choose Us

Free Expert Consultation

We’ll help you understand your situation and explain the options available to you.

Step-by-Step Guidance

We guide you through every stage with clear, easy-to-follow advice tailored to your company.

Paperwork Support

We assist with the necessary documentation and filings, so nothing gets missed.

Creditor Communication

We can handle creditor communication throughout the process, so you don’t have to.

Legal Proceedings

If legal action is threatened, we’ll explain your rights and help you respond appropriately.

Ongoing Updates

We keep you updated throughout, so you always know what’s happening and what comes next.

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Frequently asked questions

Most objections come from creditors, like HMRC or Bounce Back Loans, who are owed money or believe the company is still active.

Companies House will suspend the dissolution process, and your company remains active with all its legal responsibilities. The objecting party has around 6 months to undertake further action, which would normally take the form of either debt recovery or winding up proceedings. If no further action is undertaken within that timeframe, then the dissolution process will recommence. However, Companies House is likely to extend the suspension if the interested party maintains its objection.

Yes, but you may need to resolve the objection first. We’ll help you understand your options, which could include negotiating with creditors or exploring formal closure routes.

Depending on your situation, you may be able to:
  • Resolve the objection and continue with strike off
  • Explore voluntary liquidation
  • Bring the company back into compliance
We’ll tell you the available options that are tailored to your company’s situation.

A CVL is a formal insolvency process instigated by directors of the company by instructing a qualified Insolvency Practitioner to assist with the winding up and acting as the proposed liquidator.

No. We can handle all communication on your behalf and keep you updated throughout the process.

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