When a limited company is removed from the Companies House register, it is legally dissolved and can no longer operate as an ordinary company. However, dissolution does not always mean the end of the business. In certain circumstances, directors, shareholders, creditors, or other interested parties may be able to bring the company back onto the […]
When a limited company is removed from the Companies House register, it is legally dissolved and can no longer operate as an ordinary company. However, dissolution does not always mean the end of the business. In certain circumstances, directors, shareholders, creditors, or other interested parties may be able to bring the company back onto the […]