Anguilla Company Dissolution – Closing a Anguilla Company

If you no longer need your Anguilla company and wish to have it removed from the company register, we provide comprehensive Anguilla Company Dissolution services.

Why Dissolve Your Anguilla Company?

Whether your company has ceased trading, never commenced operations, or simply needs to be formally closed, proper dissolution is crucial. As a Director, it’s essential to follow the correct procedures to avoid potential risks and fines. Simply abandoning the company can lead to complications.

Anguilla Company Dissolution fees

To provide a precise quote, please supply:

• The full name of the Anguilla company
• Details of any specific assets needing transfer prior to dissolution
• Information on whether the company engaged in any commercial activity in Anguilla
• Confirmation of the company’s Good Standing with Anguilla Tax Authorities (we can verify this if needed)
• The company’s NIT number (if available, we can obtain it if not)

Advantages of Voluntary Dissolution

Opting for voluntary dissolution instead of a formal strike-off offers several benefits:

• Simplicity: It is a more straightforward process compared to liquidation.
• Reputation: It avoids formal investigations into the directors’ conduct, preserving their reputation for future ventures.
• Cost-Efficiency: It avoids the costs and fees associated with liquidation.

Conditions for Voluntary Strike Off

We can apply for dissolution without involvement of the current (nominee) directors or resident agent, but the owners must provide proof of ownership of the corporation.

If the company has no assets, it can be dissolved without liquidation.

The dissolution of a Anguilla company is achieved by way of a Special Resolution signed by the shareholders of the company, which is later filed at the Anguilla Public Registry, the acknowledgement of liquidation termination (if applicable) may be included in the same resolution which approved the dissolution.

Dissolution process:

• Resolution: Shareholders execute a Special Resolution to dissolve the company.
• Filing: The resolution is filed at the Anguilla Public Registry, with an acknowledgment of liquidation termination if applicable.
• Publication: A notice of dissolution is published in the Anguilla Gazette.
• Certificate: After the Registrar confirms dissolution, a Certificate of Dissolution is issued.

If the company has assets, it cannot be dissolved without liquidation.

Liquidation – The company cannot be dissolved without liquidation. We can assist with the liquidation process by transferring the company to our directors and resident agent, then managing the liquidation and dissolution.

For efficient and compliant Anguilla company dissolution, contact us to handle the process and ensure all legal requirements are met.