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- Neha Verma
September 12, 2026
PROCESS TO STRIKE OFF A COMPANY SECTION 248(2) OF THE COMPANIES ACT, 2013
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Under Section 248(2) of the Companies Act, 2013, a company that has ceased business operations may voluntarily apply for strike-off from the Register of Companies. The company must obtain the required approval of members, settle its liabilities, and file Form STK-2 with the ROC. After verification and publication of notice, the ROC may remove the company’s name from the Register.
PROCESS TO STRIKE OFF A COMPANY
SECTION 248(2) OF THE COMPANIES ACT, 2013
- THE PROCESS TO BEGIN WITH MAKING ALL ASSETS AND LIABILITIES ZERO i.e. NIL ASSETS & LIABLITIES
- CONDUCT BOARD MEETING
- Passing a Board resolution – to strike off the name of the Company
- Authorize directors of the Company make an application to ROC
- Approve the Statement of Assets and Liabilities
- Authorizing the consultant to represent the company
- Approve notice of general Meeting
- CONDUCT GENERAL MEETING
- Passing a Special Resolution – to strike off the name of the Company
- File E-form MGT-14 within 30 days
- APPLICATION TO ROC IN FORM STK-2 WITH FOLLOWING DOCUMENTS
- Indemnity bond duly notarized by each director in form STK 3
- A statement of accounts form STK-8 having nil assets and liabilities, not more than 30 days before the date of application and duly certified by a chartered accountant
- An affidavit in form STK 4 by each director of the company
- CTC of board and special resolution duly signed by each director
- A statement with respect to any pending litigations, involving the company
- PROCESS TO BE FOLLOWED BY ROC
- After receiving an application, ROC shall publish a public notice in form STK -6 and invite objections, if any, within 30 days of the publication.
- If no objection is received, ROC shall strike off the name and dissolve the company by publishing notice in the official gazette in form STK-7.
- The company shall cease to operate from the date the Certificate of Dissolution is issued by the ROC.
Note:-
- It is necessary to complete all annual filings before making an application for strike off.
- The Company will place the copy of application on its website, IF ANY, till the disposal of the application
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