Are you familiar with what a company strike off entails? A company strike off is one of the ways that a local company closes down and no longer intends to do business. When it comes to the striking off of a company, an application needs to be made with the Accounting and Corporate Regulatory Authority (ACRA) to request that the company be removed from the Companies Register. The application can be filed online through ACRA’s BizFile website.

In Singapore, ACRA is allowed to strike off a company from its Register based on the Singapore Companies Act. ACRA may perform this action if there feel there is a reason to believe that a certain company has ceased its operations or met certain conditions.

Chai Chung Hoong, Account Manager of AI Accountant will assist you in Company Strike-Off & Deregistration in Singapore.

 

Under What Conditions Can I Strike Off My Company?

• There are no outstanding charges under its register
• Operations of the company have ceased
• The company will not be involved and is not involved in any particular court proceedings. This is applicable whether the company is based in Singapore or out of Singapore.

• There are no assets and liabilities under the company’s name
• The company’s officers have no outstanding ACRA summonses.
• The company does not owe the Government any debts.

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The professionals at AI Accountant are here to help! Our experts will guide you with guidance from start to finish. We are Singapore’s leading experts in the accounting industry, and we make it our business to stay on top of the latest Singapore regulatory compliance requirements for your peace of mind. Make your company strike off or deregistration a smooth and effortless transition with AI Accountant.