HMRC Seven Day Warning Letter company already dissolved

[Lou2020]

Hello all,
Please I'm hoping to get some advice around a letter I received earlier in the week.
Background
My company was dissolved in August by companies house. The dissolution was first objected by HMRC, however a month after the objection was withdrawn and the company was dissolved. To my surprise, I received a letter from HMRC addressed to th company secretary demanding for the full payment and if a payment is not made in full within seven days of the date of the letter they will instruct the solicitor of HM revenue & customs to present a petition to the high court to wind up the company without further warning.
I've checked companies house website again the confirm the company is still dissolved, and it it!
Is this just a computer generated letter that I do not need to worry about or is it customary for a dissolved entity to receive letters like this. Any guidance will be appreciated as I am completely confused!

 

[Ian J]

It's just an error. Either respond to the letter telling them that the company has been dissolved or you don't have to do that if you don't want to

 

[Gavin Bates]

Hi

As Ian has mentioned it can’t be wound up because it has already been dissolved. If they want to do this they have to reinstate the company first and then wind it up.

I would print a copy of dissolution notice off and it to them with a letter.

Regards

Gavin