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concept
14th April 2010, 14:52
Hi,
I started a limited company some 13 months ago but unfortunitly things have become very quite and I now need to return to full time employment. How do I go about closing the company? The company has not made a profit. Do I still need to employ an accountant to file 1st year accounts. Im looking for the cheapest exit possible way to close.
Thanks
harry munker
14th April 2010, 14:54
Could you sell it..does it have any goodwill?
concept
14th April 2010, 15:02
Hi Harry,
Thanks for the reply. Im really not sure if there would be any value in it, the business offers a service, its a home based business with website etc and margins are good but I havint the funds to put in to advertise properly.
adam391
14th April 2010, 15:14
What is the service you offer?
Also I understand you can't post links yet due to your post number but what's the business name maybe we can Google it and find the website.
I haven't any experience in setting up/closing a LTD sorry but maybe when you close the company down you can operate as a sole trade then you can do your own tax return and not have the costs of an accountant and can see about promoting the business part time though blogs/social media etc. Just an idea.
elainec100@cheapaccounting
14th April 2010, 16:52
If the company has traded you wold need to file accounts etc - suggest you extend the year end to the date of close, file all returns and then close the company.
An accountant will be able to do this for you