✅ Facing Strike-Off by Companies House? Act Fast to Protect Your Business

If your UK company has received a First Gazette notice for compulsory strike-off, this means Companies House plans to dissolve your company — often due to late filings, tax issues, or non-compliance. At YUDEY, we help you respond quickly, avoid forced closure, and restore your company’s legal status if needed.

📌 What Is Compulsory Dissolution?

Compulsory dissolution (also called involuntary strike-off) occurs when Companies House begins the process of removing your company from the register without your request. This can happen if:

• ❌ Annual accounts or confirmation statement are overdue

• ❌ Company is inactive or uncontactable

• ❌ HMRC reports non-compliance or inactivity

• ❌ Directors fail to meet legal obligations

🚨 Signs Your Company Is at Risk

• You receive a First Gazette notice for strike-off

• You receive warning letters from Companies House or HMRC

• Your company has been dormant without filings

• You’ve missed a Confirmation Statement or Annual Accounts deadline

If no action is taken within 2 months, your company will be legally dissolved — even if it still holds assets, contracts, or active accounts.

🧾 Our Compulsory Dissolution Services Include

✅ How to Prevent or Reverse Strike-Off

🛡️ Why Choose YUDEY?

• Specialists in UK company law and dissolution recovery

• Fast response within 24 hours

• Legal team fluent in English, Ukrainian, and Polish

• Full restoration and compliance services

• Transparent pricing and urgent support available

📞 Act Now to Save Your Company

Received a strike-off notice? Don’t wait.
Contact YUDEY today for legal help stopping or reversing compulsory company dissolution.