Close Your Private CompanyThrough Proper Winding Up
Wind up a loss-making, inactive, or discontinued private company through the correct voluntary or mandatory process.
Persistent Losses
A company that is continuously losing money may consider winding up and starting again through a more suitable structure.
Inactive Business
Where there are no transactions or business activity, closure may be the practical option.
Directors Unwilling to Continue
If the directors do not wish to continue the business, the company may proceed with winding up.
Voluntary or Mandatory
A private limited company may generally be closed under voluntary or mandatory circumstances.
Close an Inactive orLoss-Making Company
If a private limited company is consistently losing money or is not operating effectively, winding up may be the practical way to close the business and explore a new approach.
Winding up may also be required where there are no business transactions or the directors are unwilling to continue with the company. Closure may generally take place under voluntary or mandatory circumstances.
Common Reasons forCompany Winding Up
Winding up may be considered for persistent losses, ineffective operations, inactivity, director decisions, or mandatory legal circumstances.
Continuous Financial Loss
Where a private limited company is losing money consistently and has no realistic path to recovery, winding up may be considered.
Ineffective Operations
A company that is not operating effectively may decide to close and pursue a different business approach.
No Business Transactions
Where there are no transactions, revenue, or operational activity, closure may be more appropriate than maintaining an inactive company.
Directors Do Not Wish to Continue
If the directors are unwilling to continue with the business, the company may begin the winding-up process.
Voluntary Closure
The company may choose to wind up voluntarily after completing the required approvals and statutory formalities.
Mandatory Closure
In some circumstances, winding up may be required through a mandatory legal or regulatory process.
Company Winding-UpDocument Checklist
Prepare incorporation records, constitutional documents, financial statements, resolutions, liability details, and tax records.
Certificate of Incorporation
A copy of the company's incorporation certificate and basic corporate records.
Memorandum and Articles
The existing Memorandum of Association and Articles of Association of the company.
Financial Statements
Latest audited financial statements, balance sheet, profit and loss statement, and relevant books of account.
Board and Shareholder Resolutions
Resolutions approving the decision to wind up and authorising the required statutory filings.
Asset and Liability Details
Complete details of company assets, liabilities, creditors, debtors, loans, and pending obligations.
Tax and Compliance Records
PAN, GST, income-tax, ROC, bank, and other statutory compliance records relevant to the closure.
From Company Review toFinal Closure Filing
The process includes reviewing the business position, choosing the closure route, resolving obligations, filing, and updating final records.
Review the Company's Position
Assess the company's losses, activity, transactions, assets, liabilities, and outstanding compliances.
Identify the Closure Route
Determine whether the company should proceed under a voluntary or mandatory winding-up process.
Prepare Resolutions and Records
Draft the board and shareholder resolutions and collect the required company documents.
Settle Assets and Liabilities
Address creditors, debtors, employees, taxes, loans, contracts, and other company obligations.
Complete Statutory Filing
Prepare and submit the prescribed winding-up application, forms, statements, and supporting documents.
Close Company Records
Complete the final statutory, tax, banking, and corporate record updates after approval.
Complete Winding-UpFiling Support
One all-inclusive package for filing the winding up of a company.
Basic
₹ 75,000
all inclusive fees
Filing for Winding up of Company.
- ✓Company Winding-Up Consultation
- ✓Voluntary or Mandatory Route Review
- ✓Company Document Checklist
- ✓Board Resolution Preparation
- ✓Shareholder Resolution Support
- ✓Asset and Liability Review
- ✓Statutory Filing Preparation
- ✓Winding-Up Filing Support
- ✓Post-Filing Compliance Guidance
- ✓A private limited company that is consistently losing money or not operating effectively may consider winding up.
- ✓Winding up may also be considered where there are no transactions or the directors do not wish to continue the business.
- ✓A private limited company may generally be closed under voluntary or mandatory circumstances.
- ✓The Basic package covers filing for winding up of a company at an all-inclusive fee of ₹75,000.
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