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If there is £35 remaining, that balance should normally be treated as a final distribution to the shareholder before dissolution.
In small strike-off cases (with total distributions under £25,000), this is typically treated as a capital distribution rather than income, provided the company is...
If the company genuinely has no activity, no assets, no debts and nothing pending with HMRC or VAT, you don’t need to go through a formal liquidation.
In cases like this, the usual and most straightforward route in the UK is a voluntary strike-off using form DS01 with Companies House.
Before...