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Closing down a business
ConyerComps
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We have a business we need to close down. Do you need a liquidation service or is this something you can tackle yourself?
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Assuming you have an accountant, asked for their assistance.0
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depends what you mean by close down and is it a ltd co?
if you're solvent, pay all your bills, liquidate the assets and distribute the proceeds, produce final accounts, pay any tax due, inform suppliers/creditors and then if needed formally dissolve the company and get delisted from companies house.
if you're insolvent you'll need to talk to an insolvency practitioner,
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as well as paying any tax due, please check that HMRC does not owe the company any money. A few previous threads from people who have shut down the company before realising they have a refund due, it's not cheap to reinstate the company.Signature removed for peace of mind0
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