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Hi - I am looking at dissolving a LTD company - there is a BBL of £6397 - other than that there are no debts and no assets - whats the best way to do this - any advice is greatly appreciated - many thanks
CLOSING AN INSOLVENT LIMITED COMPANY WITH INSUFFICIENT FUNDS WITH WHICH TO PAY AN INSOLVENCY PRACTITIONER If a company is unable to carry on trading due to becoming insolvent the standard procedure for closing it down is for the directors to appoint an Insolvency Practitioner to liquidate it...
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Be mindful that the BBL lender will likely object to any dissolution action, unless the BBL is repaid. At the moment I am seeing BBL lenders continue with objections for anywhere between 12 - 24 months before eventually letting a dissolution application go through.