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Great, thank you both for your replies. So for example, on a construction site, it would be okay for the site manager to create the Risk and Method statements, without having all the workers on site to sign them, as long as the works are carried out safely as per the method statement? And should...
Thanks Gavin! How long would that take after receiving an objection? My initial 3 months has passed, could it be months and months? Sorry it might seem like a silly question, I just want it over with now! Thank you.
I have ceased for more than 3 months by now...I wasn’t sure if companies house will strike off the company now if I just wait (with the objection), or do I have to submit the ds01 for them to look at it again to strike off? I received the objection nearly 3 months ago, and I haven’t heard...
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Can anyone please help point me in the right direction!? What do you recommend doing when a company has received an objection to a strike off? I have a company and we are based in southern England, I’ve received my first gazette notice due to non filling of accounts. I then received an...
Thanks for your reply Gavin. How likely do you think that the creditor (that's in CVA) will wind our company up (that has ceased trading)? Theres nothing left in our company, no assets or anything. Do you think its just one last threat to try and get us to pay? The debt is £2,000.00.
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Thanks for all your advice. I have a company that has ceased trading. One of the debts we had was to a company that has now entered into a CVA. We have received a statutory demand from the company dealing with the debtors company now. What does this mean?
So a debtor could basically pay 4-5k to wind a company up, and might not even be paid anything, since the higher priority debts would get settled first?...even though you paid the 4-5k first to wind the company up?
Thanks! Would this all have to be paid by the Creditor first? So if there was a debt of £2000.00 owed to the creditor, it would be basically pointless to Wind up a company that owed you money, as the fees would be much greater than the actual debt?
It seems that we possibly have a Spongebob plan part 2 on our hands! :D
Would the same thing apply if a company fails to submit their accounts? Or would it only work with not submitting the Confirmation Statement?