Please note, we are currently experiencing longer than usual processing times for formation orders.
We’ve recently retired a number of our company secretarial services – for further information please view our previous communications about this here
Recover a company's assets or continue trading by restoring it to the Companies House Register of Companies.
Under the Companies Act 2006, a dissolved company may be administratively restored without a court order. This has various benefits including the ability to recover assets or to resume trading. The administrative restoration of a company is only possible if it has been struck off by the Registrar of Companies, usually for failing to file their Annual Returns and their Annual Accounts. The administrative company restoration must take place within six years of the company's dissolution.
Company restoration via this administrative process cannot be performed if the company was voluntarily dissolved on the application of its directors. In such circumstances a court order would be required.
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Advise you of the procedures, issues and costs involved.
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Liaise with the Treasury Solicitor in order to obtain a Bona Vacantia waiver.
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Prepare and file any outstanding Annual Returns.
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Liaise with your accountant with regard to filing any Annual Accounts which may be due or prepare and file dormant accounts (if required).
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Prepare and submit the application for the restoration at Companies House.
If you would like assistance with the restoration of a company under your management onto the public register, please feel free to contact us on 0800 0 119 119 or by completing the enquiry form on the right and we will be happy to help.
