Are you experiencing issues closing your limited company?

Closing a limited company, isn’t just as simple as submitting a DS01. You are legally obliged to let all of your creditors, including HMRC, know your intent to close your company. You will also need to complete an accurate Statement of Affairs. If you have creditors, they may contact you at your home address which can be worrying and stressful. When you instruct Future Strategy to close your limited company, we change your registered business address to ours and deal with creditors on your behalf. You can trust us 100% with the closure of your limited company.

A DS01 form is used to formally dissolve a limited company and remove its name from the Companies House register, which means it will no longer legally exist.

This is a critically important part of the dissolution process. It summarises all of your company’s assets and liabilities for the current situation. It is essential that this is done accurately to ensure your company is closed successfully.

You are legally obliged to let all creditors and HMRC know that you intend to cease trading. This can be a time-consuming, potentially awkward, and complicated process. When Future Strategy close your company on your behalf we compose and send these letters for you.

We change your business address for your peace of mind. This takes the pressure off you and you won’t have to worry about receiving stressful letters from creditors. We will deal with all creditor correspondence on your behalf.

It’s really easy. Just give us a call, message us on chat or drop us an email. One of our experienced business advisors will get in touch, talk you through the process and gather the information we need from you to provide you with a quote. Once you are happy with the quote, we’ll send you across a digital contract to sign. We’ll also need some identification documents from you and payment to get started.

Our goal is to dissolve you company within 60-90 days. The process can take longer if there is an objection, and the dissolution may be suspended. There is no need to worry if this happens, it just means that we need to wait a little longer for your dissolution to go through. This can take several more months. We have never failed to get a company dissolved.