Winding Up of Company
Winding up refers to the process of closing a company by liquidating its assets, settling liabilities, and distributing any remaining funds to shareholders. It can be voluntary or compulsory and must follow legal procedures as per the Companies Act, 2013. A company’s directors or shareholders initiate voluntary winding up, while compulsory winding up is ordered by the court. The process involves filing with the Registrar of Companies (RoC) and appointing a liquidator.
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Begin the process by filling out a simple form to provide the basic details required to get started.
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Documentation Preparation
Our team will prepare all necessary documents, including KYC, MOA, AOA, warehouse blueprints, and other essential paperwork.
MCA Compliance and Submission
Once the documentation is finalized, our team will submit the required filings to the appropriate government portals, ensuring full compliance.
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It involves liquidating assets, settling liabilities, and distributing funds to shareholders.
Winding up can be voluntary or compulsory.
Directors or shareholders can initiate voluntary winding up, while the court orders compulsory winding up.
A liquidator manages the company’s assets and liabilities during the process.
The company must submit the required documents and forms to the Registrar of Companies.
