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Receive comprehensive online support for swift approval from the Government of India and the Registrar of Companies (ROC) for the closure or winding up of your Pvt. Ltd. company.
At various stages in a company's life cycle, directors or shareholders may decide to dissolve the organization for multiple reasons. Obtain assistance from India’s recommended CA panel through Online Legal India™ to navigate the necessary legal steps in compliance with Section 2(94A) of the Companies Act, 2013, and the Registrar of Companies (ROC).
According to the Companies Act, 2013, and the ROC, the winding up process can be initiated by various parties within the organization:
- ✔The Company itself
- ✔The Director(s) of the Company
- ✔Shareholders of the Company
- ✔A Business Creditor / Contributor of the Company
- ✔State / Central Govt. / ROC (in case of illegal activities or fraud by the Company)
- ✔The country’s most efficient CA panel managing the winding up procedure
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- ✔Economic conditions
- ✔Low profits
- ✔Tough competition
- ✔Management issues
- ✔Health issues of the director
- ✔Lack of capital
- ✔Unforeseen events
Required Documents for Winding Up a Private Limited Company
According to the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA) and the Registrars of Companies (ROC), a private limited company can be shut down under the following two categories:
Striking Off the Name via Fast Track Exit
- Copy of Board Resolution authorizing the filing of this application
- Private Limited Company Incorporation Certificate
- Brief description of the main objective in the Company MOA
- Details of any pending litigation before a tribunal
- CA’s audit report on the company’s accounts, assets, and liabilities
- Most recent statements of the company’s accounts, assets, and liabilities
- Indemnity Bond (to be given individually by the company directors)
- Affidavit of the company directors as per Annex-A
- NOC from the concerned Administrative Body/Ministry/Government
- Copy of the relevant order for delisting from the concerned stock exchange
Removing Name from ROC Records
- Copy of Board Resolution authorizing the filing of this application
- Company Incorporation Certificate
- Brief description of the main objective in the Company MOA
- Details of any pending litigation before a tribunal
- CA’s audit report on the company’s accounts, assets, and liabilities
- Most recent statements of the company’s accounts, assets, and liabilities
- Indemnity Bond (to be given individually by the company directors)
- Affidavit of the company directors as per Annex-A
- NOC from the concerned Administrative Body/Ministry/Government
- Copy of the relevant order for delisting from the concerned stock exchange
- Government Fees: Rs. 10,000
Our Working Process
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Complete the form and make the payment.
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Receive a call from our specialized CA panel.
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Upload the required details and documents.
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Our expert will prepare the documents and request your approval for the company winding up process.
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Filing and processing for the company winding up will be completed!
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
The pvt ltd company winding up process can be done by either the company’s concerned parties like Director(s), Shareholders, Creditor(s) or the State / Central Govt. along with the Registrar of Companies (ROC).
In India, the Registrar of Companies (ROC) overviews the company winding up procedure as per the provisions of the Companies Act, 2013. Section 2(94A) of the Act was enacted on the grounds of the quondam Companies Act, 1956 of the India Govt.
If a company closes down its entire business operation and decides to close down, the employees of that organization will be without a job! However, the employees have legal rights to ask for the leftover claim / credits from the particular company.