Struck-Off Companies Check
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RoC
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Date of Last Balance Sheet
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List of Directors
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Date of incorporation
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Age of the company
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Authorized Capital
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Paid up Capital
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Contact Details
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Company status (Active / Struck Off)
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CIN
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Business Name
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Business Registered Address
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Struck Off Companies
Struck-off companies are entities removed from the RoC and no longer legally allowed to operate. Engaging with them can lead to compliance breaches, financial risk, and invalid contracts.
Use SignalX to instantly flag and avoid these high-risk entities.
Why Companies Get Struck Off
Consequences of Strike-Off Status
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Loss of legal recognition
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Seizure of assets
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Reputational damage
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Personal liabilities for directors
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Complexities in revival or restoration
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Loss of legal recognition
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Seizure of assets
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Reputational damage
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Personal liabilities for directors
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Complexities in revival or restoration
Why Companies Get Struck Off
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Loss of legal recognition
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Seizure of assets
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Reputational damage
-
Personal liabilities for directors
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Complexities in revival or restoration
Consequences of Strike-Off Status
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Loss of legal recognition
-
Seizure of assets
-
Reputational damage
-
Personal liabilities for directors
-
Complexities in revival or restoration
Disclosure Requirements for Struck-Off Companies
Under Schedule III of the Companies Act, 2013, companies must disclose any dealings with entities struck off under Section 248 (2013 Act) or Section 560 (1956 Act).
Effective April 1, 2021, annual financial statements must include
- Name of the struck-off company
- Nature of the transaction
- Outstanding balances
- Relationship with the struck-off entity
Disclosure Requirements for Struck Off Companies
As per Schedule III of the Companies Act, 2013, financial statements must disclose any transactions with companies that have been struck off under Section 248 of the Companies Act, 2013 or Section 560 of the Companies Act, 1956.
Effective April 1, 2021, all companies must include the following in their annual disclosures:
- Name of the struck off company
- Nature of transactions
- Outstanding balances
- Relationship with the struck off entity
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FAQs
Striking off a company is also an alternative to the process of winding up a company. According to the Company Act, there are two ways by which a company can get strict off,
Strike off by RoC (Registrar of Companies) under Section 248(1) of the Companies Act 2013.
Strike off by a company on its own, under Section 248(2), of the Companies Act 2013.
Reasons for striking off
A company can be struck off based on the following criteria –
- The company has not begun any business within one year of incorporation.
- The company hasn’t been pursuing any business or activity for the preceding two financial years, for which it hasn’t sought the status of Dormant Company under Section 455 of the Act.
In most cases, a company struck off by MCA means that the company is closed and the name of the company is to be struck off by the Registrar of Companies.
Once the MCA has struck off a company, it will no longer exist and cannot perform further business operations.
A company being struck off by the MCA can be recovered by a procedure known as Administrative Restoration. In this procedure, a company that has been struck off for a period not preceding 12 months can submit an application to the Companies House and by filling out the Administrative Restoration form.
If the period of 12 months has been preceded then the restoration can be done through Court Order Restoration.
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Striking off of a company from the MCA means the name of the company is removed from the Registrar of Companies and the company ceases to exist.
This does not affect one personal credit rating.
When MCA Strikes off a company, it removes the name of the company from the ROC. In other words, the company gets dissolved and ceases to exist.
At this stage, that company cannot perform any trade or business activities or run any operations.
One of the requirements by the MCA is the disclosure of transactions with the companies struck off by the Registrar of Companies(RoC) under section 248 of the Act, or under section 560 of the Companies Act, 1956.
In such case, the following particulars need to be disclosed –
- Name of the struck-off company
- Nature of transactions with such companies
- Balance outstanding and relationship with the struck-off company.
With the SignalX Strike off companies check, you can see the strike-off status of any company within seconds by just entering the company name.
