Winding Up – Company

Close your company legally and efficiently with professional guidance, ensuring all statutory obligations are fulfilled.

Winding up a company involves legally dissolving its operations, settling all liabilities, and complying with the Companies Act, 2013. Professional support ensures smooth closure without future legal or financial risks.

What is Company Winding Up?

Company Winding Up is the process by which a company is formally closed either voluntarily by its members or compulsorily by the tribunal due to insolvency or other statutory reasons.

Who Can Apply?

Directors, shareholders, or authorized representatives can initiate voluntary winding up, while compulsory winding up may be ordered by the tribunal.

Winding Up Process

  • Step 1: Conduct board/shareholder meetings to approve winding up.
  • Step 2: Settle all dues, liabilities, and obligations.
  • Step 3: File necessary forms and petitions with the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA).
  • Step 4: Obtain clearances from creditors, tax authorities, and other regulatory bodies.
  • Step 5: Submit final documents to MCA for official company closure.

Benefits of Professional Assistance

  • Compliance Assurance: All statutory obligations properly completed.
  • Time Efficiency: Experts handle paperwork, filings, and approvals swiftly.
  • Legal Safety: Avoids future legal disputes or liabilities.
  • Stress-Free Process: Smooth closure without operational interruptions.

Company Winding Up Assistance

Need Expert Guidance?

Our professionals help close your company legally, handling all filings and approvals.

Quick Highlights

  • Voluntary or Tribunal Ordered Company closure
  • Settlement of liabilities and dues
  • MCA filings and compliance clearance
  • Professional guidance for smooth closure
  • Legal protection and zero risk of penalties

Frequently Asked Questions

Company Winding Up is the legal procedure to formally dissolve a company in compliance with the Companies Act, 2013.

Directors, shareholders, or authorized representatives can apply for voluntary winding up, while compulsory winding up can be ordered by a tribunal.

Usually, 3-9 months depending on settlement of liabilities, regulatory approvals, and tribunal clearance.

While optional, professional help ensures legal compliance, proper filings, and faster closure without disputes.

Board/resolution approvals, financial statements, creditor clearances, tax certificates, and MCA forms are required for company winding up.