off prevents the business from trading, making payments, and selling assets. Before a strikeoff, a company will publish a notice informing interested parties that it will cease trading within a specific timeframe.
Your company ceases to legally exist. You will no longer be able to dispute the strike off. You will be denied access to financial support. Directors may face investigation into potential misconduct that led to the strike off.
The registrar may strike the company off the register and, on being struck off, the company is dissolved.
Steps to Identify Struck-Off Company on MCA Visit the MCA portal. Navigate as follows: MCA Services >> Master Data >> View Company / LLP Master Data. Add a company name or CIN number and enter the captcha. Check the status of the company.
“Strike off” refers to the removal of the company name from the company register, resulting in its dissolution. This method is used when a company is not in operation, is not carrying on a business, has ceased to carry on a business or if it has overdue fees or penalties.
Striking off means deregistering from the Accounting and Corporate Regulatory Authority (ACRA) registry. Eventually, this results in the company being dissolved. Striking off can be a result of ACRA's own motion, when the company has stopped trading, or when the purpose for the company has ceased to exist.
If you were a director of a company in compulsory liquidation or creditors' voluntary liquidation, you'll be banned for 5 years from forming, managing or promoting any business with the same or similar name to your liquidated company. This includes the company's registered name and any trading names (if it had any).
An official strike happens when a union and its members legally stop working by following such rules and regulations as the work stoppage being agreed to by a majority of union members. Workers engaging in official strikes have better protections against being fired, as opposed to an unofficial strike.