Voluntary Company Dissolution Service
A controlled DS01 strike-off process for a solvent company that has stopped trading and meets the Companies House eligibility conditions.
Strike-off is for eligible solvent companies—not a shortcut around creditors, tax or unresolved assets.
A company may apply for voluntary strike-off only when it meets the statutory conditions. It generally must not have traded, sold stock or changed name during the previous three months, be threatened with liquidation or have an arrangement with creditors.
Before applying, directors should deal with employees, creditors, tax, bank accounts, contracts, domains and company assets. Assets left in the company when it is dissolved can pass to the Crown.
Know exactly what is included.
The work, boundaries and third-party responsibilities are displayed before you place an order.
- 01Initial strike-off eligibility questionnaireIncluded
- 02Public-record compliance checkIncluded
- 03Pre-closure action checklistIncluded
- 04Board minute templateIncluded
- 05DS01 preparationIncluded
- 06Digital submission coordinationIncluded
- 07Stakeholder-notice checklistIncluded
- 08Gazette and status monitoring guidanceIncluded
- ×Liquidation or insolvency workSeparate
- ×Creditor negotiationsSeparate
- ×Final accounts or tax returnsSeparate
- ×Asset transfers or legal dispute managementSeparate
Four clear stages from instruction to completion.
Every stage stays visible in your Tengri customer journey, with additional information requested only when needed.
Confirm eligibility
We review recent trading, name changes, insolvency risk, creditors and outstanding obligations.
Prepare the company
Directors close operations, deal with assets and liabilities and complete tax and employee matters.
Apply for strike-off
A majority of directors approve and sign the DS01 application for Companies House.
Notify and monitor
Relevant parties receive copies and the Gazette notice allows time for objections before dissolution.
Information we normally need.
- ✓Company number and authentication details
- ✓Confirmation trading has stopped
- ✓List of directors and signatories
- ✓Creditor, employee and tax position
- ✓Details of remaining assets and bank accounts
- ✓Forward contact address for directors
Voluntary Company Dissolution Service FAQs
Practical answers about eligibility, documents, timing and responsibility.
How long does dissolution take?+
A straightforward voluntary strike-off commonly takes several months because Companies House publishes notice and allows objections.
Can a company with debts be struck off?+
A creditor can object, and insolvent companies may require a formal insolvency route. Obtain professional advice before applying.
Can the company trade after applying?+
The company should not continue ordinary trading. Only limited activities connected with closing the company may be permitted.
What happens to money left in the bank?+
Remaining company property can pass to the Crown when the company is dissolved, so assets should be dealt with first.
Can dissolution be stopped?+
Yes, an application can be withdrawn and interested parties can object before the company is removed.
Ready to continue with voluntary company dissolution service?
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