Closing down my limited company (solvent)

[r4_rick]

If anyone can recommend someone to give advise on doing this in the mist tax effective way at reasonable cost I would be very grateful

[hyphen]

Make sure you empty the company bank account(s) prior to filing for its closure.

[Monkeylegend]

r4_rick said:

If anyone can recommend someone to give advise on doing this in the mist tax effective way at reasonable cost I would be very grateful

If Peter Sellers wasn't already dead I would recommend trying him.

[Eric Mc]

Spoken to your accountant yet?

[PurpleMoonlight]

Monkeylegend said:

If Peter Sellers wasn't already dead I would recommend trying him.

[r4_rick]

Eric Mc said:

Spoken to your accountant yet?

Yes, I have, I'm trying to get some recommendations for a good value insolvency practioners to do an MVL

[r4_rick]

Monkeylegend said:

r4_rick said:

If anyone can recommend someone to give advise on doing this in the mist tax effective way at reasonable cost I would be very grateful

If Peter Sellers wasn't already dead I would recommend trying him.

[KevinCamaroSS]

r4_rick said:

Yes, I have, I'm trying to get some recommendations for a good value insolvency practioners to do an MVL

Why would you need an insolvency practitioner if you are still solvent. Just pay off all the creditors, close the bank account and get the accountant to wind it up.

[sideways sid]

r4_rick said:

Yes, I have, I'm trying to get some recommendations for a good value insolvency practioners to do an MVL

I used Steve Ford ( www.spford.co.uk ) for a MVL last year and would recommend him and use him again myself. I have no other affiliation.

[Eric Mc]

As has been said, a simple "Striking Off" application is much. much cheaper than engaging an insolvency parcticioner UNLESS there is a large amount of cash in the company bank account and you want to withdraw this cash at minimal personal tax costs.