Company Strike Off
Closing a company that is no longer trading.
Reviewed by CA Hitendra Pal Singh· company law, tax and complianceLast reviewed
A dormant company keeps accruing filing obligations and late fees until it is formally struck off. Striking off is almost always cheaper than leaving it to accumulate.
What is included
- STK-2 filing
- Board and shareholder resolutions
- Affidavits and indemnity bonds
- Bringing pending filings up to date
What comes after
Next, most people need
GST Cancellation and Revocation
Striking the company off does not cancel its GSTIN. The GST registration is surrendered separately, with the final return, or the late fees keep accruing.
from ₹1,999 · No government fee. Tax on closing stock and any late fees are separate.
See GST Cancellation and RevocationWhat we will need from you
- Latest audited accounts
- Bank closure proof
- Director affidavits and indemnities
- Shareholder approval
How long it takes
Typically 3–6 months.
Timelines are typical, not guaranteed. Government processing times vary, and a query from the officer adds to them. We will tell you where yours stands.
Common questions
Can I just stop filing?
No. Obligations continue and additional fees accrue at ₹100 per day per form. Directors of a company struck off by the Registrar for default can also face disqualification.