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The Myths and Reality About the Restoration vs New Company Registration
#1. Summary
#2. Advantages of a Company Dissolution & Winding-Up
#3. Disadvantages of a Company Dissolution & Private Company Closing Down
#4. Company Dissolution & Winding Down' Offences & Legal Penalties
#5. Who Can Apply to Give a Company Struck-Off the Companies' Register?
#6. What Happens to the Directors of an Insolvent or Dissolved Company?
#2. Advantages of a Company Dissolution & Winding-Up
#3. Disadvantages of a Company Dissolution & Private Company Closing Down
#4. Company Dissolution & Winding Down' Offences & Legal Penalties
#5. Who Can Apply to Give a Company Struck-Off the Companies' Register?
#6. What Happens to the Directors of an Insolvent or Dissolved Company?
#7. Deadlines for Filing Company Accounts and Confirmation Statement
#8. Stop the Winding Up Petition: Restore a Firm to the Companies House' Register
#9. Who Can Apply to the Court to Restore a Company Back to the Register?
#10. The Myths and Reality About the Restoration vs New Company Registration
#8. Stop the Winding Up Petition: Restore a Firm to the Companies House' Register
#9. Who Can Apply to the Court to Restore a Company Back to the Register?
#10. The Myths and Reality About the Restoration vs New Company Registration
The myths and reality about the restoration vs new company registration
Contrary to popular myth the formation of a new UK limited company with the same name as the struck off or dissolved private company is not an alternative to restoration of a company to the Register. It will be a different company, a new company formation is exactly that a new company registration; and the assets of the previously dissolved company will remain beyond your reach unless the proper procedures are followed for restoration to the Register at Companies House.
If you trade prior to being restored to the Register there can be serious legal repercussions, including personal liability for "company" debts and a host of contractual and other legal issues.