Dissolving company which owes me money

Dissolving company which owes me money

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I have a company which has existed for a little under 2 years now (since aug 2011) and I want to dissolve it. I have two issues:

1. I have lent the company about £2500 in directors loans (on the basis that the company could pay me back in future without it counting towards my personal allowance). So the company is technically in debt.  Do i need to 'formally' write off the loan?

2. If I am honest I completely forgot to declare it non-dormant.  The trading has been minimal (it has made a total of about £600 sales ever - yes it was a car crash - although it has spent about £3000 which includes the money i lent). Accounts up to 30 Aug 2012 are due at the end of May.  Can I retrospectively declare it as active then submit accounts up to aug 2011 then dissolve it? 

Thank you in advance for any advaice.

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By johngroganjga
17th Apr 2013 08:52

If you are the only creditor I think you just have the company struck off.  You certainly don't have to wait until you have completed accounts.  If you strike the company off you will never need to submit accounts.  This assumes that you are satisfied that the company never had a taxable profit.

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