Complete Compliance Guide

Your Complete Guide to Company Strike Off and Closure.

Strike off is a practical closure route for eligible inactive companies. It should be planned only after checking liabilities, bank account, tax records, annual filings and ROC eligibility.

Company Closure Support

Before filing STK-2, we check whether your company is eligible for strike off.

A company with liabilities, active business, pending disputes or unresolved compliance should not rush into strike off. We first map eligibility and pending closure points.

Review company status, business activity and liabilities.
Check annual filing, income tax, GST, bank and creditor position.
Prepare board resolution, shareholder consent, affidavits and indemnity bond.
File STK-2 with ROC and required attachments.
Guide on bank closure, GST cancellation and post-strike-off records.
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    Why This Matters

    Why Company Strike Off Should Be Handled Carefully.

    A wrong closure filing can create director liability, creditor issues, tax notices or ROC objections later.

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    Clean exit route

    Suitable for eligible inactive or non-operational companies.

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    Reduce annual cost

    Avoid future annual filing and compliance expenses after closure.

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    ROC closure record

    STK-2 creates formal strike off application record.

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    Liability check

    Directors should verify assets, liabilities and disputes before filing.

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    Tax alignment

    Income tax, GST and bank records should be closed properly.

    Peace of mind

    Close dormant entities before penalties pile up.

    Eligibility Snapshot

    When Company Strike Off Is Suitable.

    Strike off is mainly suitable for companies that are not carrying business and have no unresolved liabilities or major pending issues.

    Applicable For

    Core Filing Conditions

    Business statusInactive / no operations
    LiabilitiesNil or settled
    ROC formSTK-2
    ConsentMembers required
    Bank accountClosure recommended
    Risk Check

    Common Issues to Avoid

    Active businessNot suitable
    Outstanding liabilitiesHigh risk
    Pending litigationReview needed
    Recent name changeRestriction may apply
    Regulated companyExtra caution
    Documents Required

    Documents Required for Company Strike Off / Closure.

    CompanyJi prepares the strike off document pack after reviewing eligibility and pending obligations.

    Company Documents

    • Certificate of incorporation
    • MOA and AOA
    • Latest master data
    • PAN and tax details
    • Bank account status
    • Latest financial statements

    Approval Documents

    • Board resolution
    • Shareholder consent
    • Statement of accounts
    • CA-certified statement where required
    • Director declaration
    • No liability confirmation

    ROC Filing Documents

    • Form STK-2
    • Indemnity bond
    • Affidavit by directors
    • Statement of accounts
    • Special resolution/consent
    • Payment challan and SRN
    5-Step Process

    How CompanyJi Handles the Complete Process.

    We review the facts, prepare the documents, complete filings and help you preserve clean records for bank, audit and due diligence purposes.

    01

    Eligibility Check

    We review activity, assets, liabilities and pending compliance.

    02

    Closure Planning

    We guide bank, GST, tax and creditor closure points.

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    Document Pack

    We prepare affidavits, indemnity bond and approvals.

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    STK-2 Filing

    We file strike off application with ROC.

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    ROC Follow-up

    We track notice, objections and final strike off status.

    Compare Before You File

    Strike Off vs Winding Up vs Dormant Company.

    Choosing the right compliance route prevents wrong forms, wrong approvals and future record mismatch.

    Parameter
    Strike Off
    Winding Up
    Dormant Status
    Best for
    Inactive eligible company
    Complex closure/liabilities
    Temporarily inactive company
    ROC form
    STK-2
    Liquidation process
    MSC forms
    Cost/time
    Lower/faster
    Higher/longer
    Moderate
    Liability position
    Should be settled
    Managed through process
    Company continues
    Final result
    Company closed
    Company dissolved
    Company remains active as dormant
    Everything You Need to Know

    Company Strike Off / Closure FAQs

    Detailed answers on STK-2, company closure, eligibility, affidavits, indemnity bond, tax/GST closure, timelines, penalties and director liability.

    Need clean compliance filing? CompanyJi can help.

    Share your company details and documents. Our team will guide the correct route, prepare the paperwork and help you complete the filing professionally.