Benefits of Closing an Inactive Company (STK-2)
Eliminates Future Compliance Burden
Avoids recurring ROC filings, annual compliance requirements, and related professional costs.
Saves Operational Costs
Reduces expenses associated with maintaining an inactive company.
Legal Closure of Business
Provides an officially recognized process for closing a company that is no longer operational.
Avoids Future Penalties
Helps prevent penalties arising from non-filing of annual returns and financial statements.
Simplifies Business Exit
Offers a straightforward mechanism for companies with no business operations or liabilities.
Improves Regulatory Compliance
Ensures closure is completed in accordance with the Companies Act, 2013.
Peace of Mind
Provides legal certainty by formally removing the company's name from the Register of Companies.
Who Can Apply for Company Strike Off (STK-2)?
This service is suitable for:
- Private Limited Companies
- One Person Companies (OPCs)
- Companies Not Carrying on Business
- Companies with No Outstanding Liabilities
- Startups that Have Discontinued Operations
- Family-Owned Companies
- Small Businesses No Longer Operational
- Companies with No Future Business Plans
- Companies Seeking Voluntary Closure
Note: The company must satisfy the eligibility conditions prescribed under the Companies Act, 2013 before filing Form STK-2.
Documents Required for Closing an Inactive Company (STK-2)
The following documents are generally required:
- Certificate of Incorporation
- PAN of the Company
- Memorandum of Association (MOA)
- Articles of Association (AOA)
- Board Resolution
- Special Resolution or Consent of Shareholders
- Statement of Accounts Certified by a Chartered Accountant
- Affidavit from Directors
- Indemnity Bond from Directors
- Identity & Address Proof of Directors
- Digital Signature Certificate (DSC)
- Other Supporting Documents, if required
Procedure for Closing an Inactive Company (STK-2)
Step 1: Eligibility Assessment
Our experts verify whether the company satisfies the eligibility conditions for voluntary strike off.
Step 2: Compliance Review
The company's statutory filings, liabilities, and compliance status are reviewed.
Step 3: Preparation of Documents
Board Resolution, shareholder approval, affidavits, indemnity bonds, and other required documents are prepared.
Step 4: Preparation & Filing of Form STK-2
The application along with the prescribed documents is prepared and filed electronically with the Registrar of Companies.
Step 5: ROC Examination
The Registrar reviews the application and may seek clarifications or additional documents, if required.
Step 6: Publication & Strike Off
Upon satisfaction, the Registrar publishes the notice of strike off and removes the company's name from the Register of Companies.
Step 7: Company Closure
After the strike-off process is completed, the company stands dissolved in accordance with the applicable provisions of the Companies Act, 2013.
Documents Required for Closing an Inactive Company (STK-2)
The following documents are generally required:
- Certificate of Incorporation
- PAN of the Company
- Memorandum of Association (MOA)
- Articles of Association (AOA)
- Board Resolution
- Special Resolution or Consent of Shareholders
- Statement of Accounts Certified by a Chartered Accountant
- Affidavit from Directors
- Indemnity Bond from Directors
- Identity & Address Proof of Directors
- Digital Signature Certificate (DSC)
- Other Supporting Documents, if required
Procedure for Closing an Inactive Company (STK-2)
Step 1: Eligibility Assessment
Our experts verify whether the company satisfies the eligibility conditions for voluntary strike off.
Step 2: Compliance Review
The company's statutory filings, liabilities, and compliance status are reviewed.
Step 3: Preparation of Documents
Board Resolution, shareholder approval, affidavits, indemnity bonds, and other required documents are prepared.
Step 4: Preparation & Filing of Form STK-2
The application along with the prescribed documents is prepared and filed electronically with the Registrar of Companies.
Step 5: ROC Examination
The Registrar reviews the application and may seek clarifications or additional documents, if required.
Step 6: Publication & Strike Off
Upon satisfaction, the Registrar publishes the notice of strike off and removes the company's name from the Register of Companies.
Step 7: Company Closure
After the strike-off process is completed, the company stands dissolved in accordance with the applicable provisions of the Companies Act, 2013.
Why Choose CAANYTIME for Closing an Inactive Company?
At CAANYTIME, we provide complete assistance for company strike off through Form STK-2 with accurate documentation, timely ROC filing, and complete legal compliance.
Our services include:
- Eligibility Assessment
- Compliance Status Review
- Documentation Preparation
- Affidavit & Indemnity Drafting
- Form STK-2 Filing
- ROC Compliance Support
- Query Resolution Assistance
- Dedicated Company Law Expert
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