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Yes, in some cases you can. But making a mistake could lead to penalties or being held personally liable. Our professional service ensures everything is done correctly and legally.
Dissolution of company usually refers to voluntarily removing a solvent company from the register. Liquidation is used when a business is insolvent and needs to close in an orderly manner. We can help determine which is right for you.
If your business has stopped trading, has no debts, and hasn’t changed names or sold assets in the last 3 months, you may be eligible to strike off a company via voluntary dissolution.
In that case, strike-off is not appropriate. You’ll need to look at liquidation—our team can help you assess the best dissolve liquidation approach that protects your interests and meets legal obligations.
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Strike-off typically takes 3–6 months, depending on whether objections are raised. Liquidation may take longer but starts with immediate relief from creditor pressure.
What’s the Best Way to Dissolve a Company?
No matter your situation, we’ll help you close your company legally, efficiently, and with full protection from future liabilities.
The right route depends on your company’s financial position. Here are the main options:
Company Strike-Off (Voluntary Dissolution)
If your company has no outstanding debts, dissolving a limited company by striking it off the Companies House register can be quick and affordable. This is the simplest route when you’re no longer trading and want a clean break.
Liquidation (for Companies With Debts)
If your company owes money it can’t repay, you may need to explore dissolve liquidation through a Creditors’ Voluntary Liquidation (CVL). This process protects directors from future claims and ensures fair treatment of creditors.
Dissolution of Company for Dormant or Redundant Businesses
Not trading? No plans to trade in future? We’ll help you understand how to dissolve a company that’s inactive, without unnecessary costs or delay.
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Dissolving a Limited Company Made Simple, Legal, and Stress-Free
Looking for the right way to dissolve a company? At Simple Liquidation, we help directors across the UK take control with fast, compliant, and affordable company closure solutions. Whether you’re planning to strike off a company, cease trading, or are wondering how to wind up a limited company, we’re here to guide you every step of the way.
Experts in Dissolution and Liquidation
We’re one of the UK’s most appointed and trusted liquidation specialists, offering tailored advice and services for:
- Dissolving a limited company
- Understanding how to dissolve a company
- Assisting with dissolve liquidation
- Full support in dissolving business entities
- Legal processes for the dissolution of company
- Helping directors dissolve a company the right way
Let’s Get Your Company Closed — The Right Way
At Simple Liquidation, we understand that dissolving business operations can be emotional and complex. Our job is to simplify it. Whether you’re voluntarily stepping away, restructuring, or facing debt, we’ll ensure your company is closed properly—leaving no loose ends behind.
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SimpleLiquidation.co.uk is a regulated insolvency practice
Our liquidators are authorised by the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales and are members of the Insolvency Practitioners Association. We are not an intermediary, broker or sales company.
We look foward to taking away the stress of closing your business