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Dissolving a limited company means applying to strike it off the Companies House register. Here's how the dissolution process works, what you need to do before applying, and how long it takes.
Dissolution and liquidation are both ways to close a UK limited company, but they apply in very different circumstances. Here's what each process involves and how to choose the right one.
When a company is dissolved, its name becomes available for other businesses to register. Here's what that means, what to check before using it, and what you need to know about dissolved company names in the UK.
Crowdfunding lets restaurant owners raise money from many small backers rather than relying on loans or savings. Here's how each type works, which suits restaurants best, and how to run a campaign that actually converts.
An LLP must have at least two designated members. Here's what distinguishes them from regular members, what responsibilities they carry, and what happens if you don't appoint any.
There is no legal difference between "Limited" and "Ltd" as a company suffix in the UK. Both mean exactly the same thing. Here's what you need to know when choosing.
A company limited by guarantee is a legal structure used by nonprofits, charities, and membership organisations. Here's how it works, who uses it, and how to register one in the UK.
From 1 April 2028, UK companies must file annual accounts using commercial software. Companies House will close web and paper filing routes. Here's what's changing and what to do now.
This guide will cover all crucial questions from: the meaning of a dissolved company, to what it means if your company status is dissolved, what the process of dissolving a company is like and what happens after you dissolve a company.
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