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At Marchford, we help directors dissolve limited companies that are no longer needed, ensuring the process is handled correctly, efficiently, and without complications.
If your company has ceased trading, has no debts, and meets the criteria for voluntary strike-off, dissolution can be a low-cost and stress-free way to formally bring it to a close.
We manage the paperwork, communicate with the relevant authorities, and make sure everything is done properly—so you can move on with peace of mind.
If your company is effectively inactive and has fulfilled its purpose, voluntarily removing it from the Companies House register is a suitable option for closure.
We’ve helped hundreds of directors dissolve companies quickly, compliantly, and without stress. We’ll guide you through the process, explain your responsibilities, and take care of everything on your behalf.
Minimising the impact on company and personal assets is one of our priorities for the clients we work with.
We take control of your limited company and deal with all creditors on your behalf directly and professionally.
Our fees are fixed so that you always know exactly where you are. There are no nasty surprises. Ever!
We professionally and correctly handle the closure of your company, helping maintain your integrity as a director.
If you’re ready to close your limited company or unsure if you’re eligible for dissolution, you can request a callback for a free, confidential consultation. Or, request a quote online using our one-minute quote form.
Dissolving a company might seem straightforward, but if it’s done incorrectly, it can lead to delays, penalties, or even reinstatement. At Marchford, we make sure the process is completed properly and in line with Companies House and HMRC requirements.
We’ll confirm your company’s eligibility, prepare and submit the DS01 form, notify relevant parties, and ensure there are no loose ends—helping you close the company cleanly and without stress.
Dissolution may be the right route if:
The company is no longer trading – It has ceased operations and has no future business activity planned.
There are no debts – All liabilities have been settled and there are no outstanding obligations.
There are no remaining assets – Any company funds or assets have already been dealt with appropriately.
You want a low-cost closure – Dissolution is usually the most affordable way to close a dormant or inactive business.
If your company has debts or ongoing obligations, dissolution may not be suitable—but we can help you explore alternative options, such as liquidation.
We handle the dissolution process on your behalf, ensuring that each step is completed correctly:
Confirming your company is eligible for strike-off
Preparing and submitting the DS01 form to Companies House
Notifying HMRC and any other relevant parties
Ensuring there are no outstanding obligations that could delay or reverse the process
Monitoring the strike-off process through to formal dissolution
With Marchford, you’ll have a clear point of contact and full support from start to finish.
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At Marchford, we understand that dissolving your company can be a stressful period, and you may have numerous questions. While it’s always best to discuss individual circumstances, we have compiled answers to frequently asked questions to help you make a decision.
Our team is always available to answer any specific questions you may have about dissolving a limited company. Please do not hesitate to contact us if you wish to speak to someone.
Dissolution is the formal process of removing a company from the Companies House register. Once dissolved, the company no longer legally exists.
It’s suitable for companies that have stopped trading, have no debts or assets, and meet the criteria for voluntary strike-off.
If the company has outstanding debts or obligations, the strike-off can be blocked or reversed. Creditors, HMRC, or other parties may object and reinstate the company.
It usually takes around 3 months from the date of submitting the DS01 form to the company being formally dissolved—provided there are no objections.
Yes. As part of the process, HMRC must be informed. We make sure all relevant notices are issued and any loose ends are tied up.
Yes. As part of the process, HMRC must be informed. We make sure all relevant notices are issued and any loose ends are tied up.
Yes, under certain conditions a dissolved company can be restored to the register—typically via a court order or by request from an interested party.
If dissolution is handled correctly, your responsibilities as a director end once the company is struck off. However, improper conduct or outstanding liabilities may lead to reinstatement or personal consequences.
Yes. Dissolution does not prevent you from acting as a director in the future, provided the closure was compliant and no misconduct occurred.
If your business is no longer needed and you want to close it properly, we can help. Company dissolution is a simple, low-cost way to bring your affairs to a close—without stress or uncertainty.
Speak to our team today for straightforward, confidential advice. There’s no obligation—just clear guidance on how to move forward.
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Specialists in limited company closures. Our experienced team are on hand to help company directors understand the myriad of options for closing their business.
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Marchford Partners with Dean Smith, MIPA, MBA is licensed to act as an Insolvency Practitioner in the UK, by the Insolvency Practitioners Association (IPA).
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