Company name strike-off option allows defunct companies to apply for removal from the register under an administrative scheme. The Easy Exit Scheme, 2010 permits eligible defunct companies to apply electronically in Form EES, 2010 for striking off their names from the Register; applications must be certified by a practising accountant or company secretary, include director affidavits confirming inactivity, a notarised indemnity bond, and a recent audited statement of accounts. The Registrar will examine filings, issue thirty day notices on the portal and to the company, solicit objections from regulators and tax authorities where applicable, and, if satisfied, strike the name off the Register followed by publication in the Official Gazette.
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Company name strike-off option allows defunct companies to apply for removal from the register under an administrative scheme.
The Easy Exit Scheme, 2010 permits eligible defunct companies to apply electronically in Form EES, 2010 for striking off their names from the Register; applications must be certified by a practising accountant or company secretary, include director affidavits confirming inactivity, a notarised indemnity bond, and a recent audited statement of accounts. The Registrar will examine filings, issue thirty day notices on the portal and to the company, solicit objections from regulators and tax authorities where applicable, and, if satisfied, strike the name off the Register followed by publication in the Official Gazette.
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