Company Strike Offs Ireland
Company Strike Offs Ireland
We offer ”Company Strike Off” services across Ireland.
We tailor our service so that it meets your exact requirements and can arrange final accounts if required.
Voluntary Company Strike-off Services | Closing an Irish Business Helping SMEs
Compliant Exit Strategies for Non-Trading Entities
If you have an Irish Company that you no longer need, does not trade and is solvent, we can arrange for your company to be voluntarily struck-off in a cost effective and efficient manner for you.
We work with you to provide a cost effective, hands on approach to striking off a company. Using our streamlined service you can rest assure it will be done correctly and you need not worry about future repercussions.
Meeting Revenue and CRO Formalities for Strike-off
We remove the hassle and worry from the process freeing up your time otherwise tied up in paperwork and compliance.
This allows you to focus on planning the success of your next venture.
- Company restorations – (Please call)
- Change of directors, secretary and registered office – (Please call)
- Alteration of memorandum and articles of association – (Please call)
- Increases and decreases to a company’s share capital – (Please call)
Letters of No Objection and Advertising Requirements
Simply fill in the required information and we will take care of the rest!If you wish to discuss any of the above, contact us today on info@uvaccountants.ie, or telephone +353 86 397 8660
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What are the requirements for a Voluntary Strike Off in Ireland?
To apply for a Voluntary Strike Off (VSO), your company must meet specific criteria set out by the Companies Registration Office (CRO). Primarily, the company must have ceased trading (or never traded) and have no assets or liabilities exceeding €150.
Additionally, all annual returns and tax filings must be fully up to date with both the CRO and Revenue.
Once these conditions are met, the directors must pass a special resolution to dissolve the company within three months of the application.
How long does the company strike off process take?
The entire process generally takes between 6 to 9 months to complete. After submitting the initial request to Revenue for a ‘Letter of No Objection’, it typically takes several weeks to receive a response.
Once the formal application (Form H15) is lodged with the CRO, a notice is published in the CRO Gazette.
There is then a statutory 90-day waiting period to allow for any objections from creditors or third parties before the company is officially dissolved.
Is a Letter of No Objection from Revenue mandatory?
Yes, a Letter of No Objection is a critical requirement for a successful Voluntary Strike Off.
Before the CRO will process your application, you must demonstrate that the company has no outstanding tax liabilities.
This involves ensuring all relevant tax heads (such as Corporation Tax, VAT, and PAYE/PRSI) are closed and final returns are filed.
The letter issued by Revenue is valid for a period of three months, so it is vital to coordinate your CRO filing within this timeframe.
What is the difference between Involuntary Strike Off and Voluntary Strike Off?
A Voluntary Strike Off is a proactive, compliant way for directors to close a company that is no longer needed. In contrast, an Involuntary Strike Off occurs when the CRO removes a company from the register due to defaults, such as failing to file annual returns.
While Involuntary Strike Off might seem like an easy way to let a company lapse, it carries significant risks, including the loss of limited liability protection and the potential for directors to be disqualified from acting as a company officer in the future.