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Check the Administrator's report on CH. Unless they extended, the case should have been closed by now, or migrated to another procedure - likely liquidation.
If the case is closed & company dissolved then I would move on. If not contact the IP and do a deal.
Have the assets been valued by a professional valuer?
The Company is insolvent so the directors need to be extremely cautious with what they do with the company, and its assets so as not to fall foul of the Insolvency Act 1986 and potential breaches of their statutory duties which could come...
Correct - HMRC and the bank will likely automatically object, but it's the next best thing to doing simply nothing. and being able to show the Insolvency Services that the Directors have tried to follow the procedure to the letter, if they investigate why the insolvent company was not...
I suspect if you start sending letters to the in-laws address this might start to cause enough frustration and friction it might prompt payment...
I believe there is a way to check the Spanish equivalent of the land registry to potentially locate their address in Spain (assuming they bought...
Yes this seems odd - why/can an accountant do that? I would have serious concerns if they were. Also, could imply an accountant is acting like a shadow director?
But now you need extra advice outside the scope of simply producing accounts. Best to pay for it properly by someone who is qualified ato give advice relating to your exact circumstances as mistakes can be costly.
Maybe I missed something but I thought it explained what to do and not to do during the process.
I can't see how the strike off process being suspended stops a director from continuing to manage the company in any way.
Surely it just reverts to business as usual (apart from sorting whatever...
I can recommend an agent who can value the business and potentially sell it for you.
Is it profitable? Can it trade without you - can someone else come in and take over without your input?