Company Strike-Off & Dissolution — £59, fixed.
Close the company cleanly — checks done first, so nothing comes back to bite you. Delivered online to every UK town, with the fee agreed in writing before we start.
Everything the fixed fee covers
- Readiness check first: debts, assets, HMRC position — dissolving too early is expensive
- DS01 prepared, director consents collected and filed — the £33 Companies House fee shown up front
- The Gazette notice period tracked and any objections dealt with
- Warning on the trap everyone misses: assets left in the company pass to the Crown
- Confirmation when the company is formally dissolved
Done in three simple steps
Message us on WhatsApp or the form with your company name or number. You get one fixed quote in writing — the price above, confirmed before anything starts.
We prepare the filing and send it for your approval. Where Companies House requires identity verification, it's a couple of minutes on your phone — we walk you through it.
Everything is submitted electronically to Companies House or HMRC, and we confirm to you the moment it's accepted — most electronic filings clear the same day.
The new Companies House identity rules
Under the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act, directors and people with significant control must now verify their identity with Companies House — mandatory for new appointments since 18 November 2025, and rolling out to existing directors at their next confirmation statement. Verified individuals receive an 11-character Personal Code used on filings, alongside the company's existing 6-character authentication code. It sounds like a lot; in practice it's a few minutes on a phone, and we handle the sequencing as part of every filing we submit.
Read our plain-English guide to identity verification and the Personal Code →
Compare our fixed company strike-off & dissolution fees
| Your situation | Fixed fee |
|---|---|
| Strike-off application (DS01), managed to completion | £59 |
| Strike-off + final accounts and CT600 | from £349 |
| Pre-closure check only — are you actually ready to dissolve? | £29 |
Company Strike-Off & Dissolution FAQs
What has to happen before the company can be struck off?
Stop trading (at least three months before applying), settle debts, close the bank account and take out any assets, and square up with HMRC — final accounts and corporation tax return filed. HMRC routinely objects to strike-offs where returns are missing, which stalls everything. Our checklist covers the lot before the DS01 goes in.
How long does dissolution take?
Companies House publishes a notice in The Gazette and must wait at least two months for objections; realistically the whole process runs two to three months from filing. We track it and deal with any objection rather than leaving you to find out the application quietly stalled.
What happens to money or assets still in the company?
Anything left at dissolution becomes bona vacantia — Crown property — and getting it back afterwards is slow and costly. Empty the company first: final dividends, asset transfers, account closure. It's the single most expensive mistake in DIY strike-offs.
Is this service really available anywhere in the UK?
Yes — the whole engagement is online, so location is irrelevant. Records travel through our secure portal or WhatsApp, approvals happen on your phone, and filings go to HMRC and Companies House electronically. Same service, same fixed fee, everywhere.