Conversion of a Section 8 company to a one-person company is not possible. Unlike other companies, according to Section 8, the company’s assets are not transferred to the company’s management or shareholders upon liquidation. The assets of the company according to section 8 are merged with the assets of another company.
The following conditions must be met before a Section 8 company can choose to be struck off:
The two types to strike off Section 8 Company include:
The required documents are as follows:
The process for striking off Section 8 Company is-
Under section 8 of the Companies Act of 2013, a non-profit organization may be registered in India as a trust, a corporation, or a private limited company. A famous company under section 25 of the previous Companies Act of 1956, one of the most popular types of non-profit organizations in India, is equivalent to a section 8 business.
Prevailing statutes prohibit Section 8 companies from choosing a procedure that, unlike other companies, provides for a direct shutdown.
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It usually takes at least 3 months to officially dissolve a company, but if the process is complex, this time can vary greatly. Generally, however, the company will be dissolved no later than 3 months after the publication of the notice of dissolution in the Gazette.
As the signatures of both directors are required on the documents, this could only be possible when both are available.
Compulsory strike-off and Voluntary strike-off.
The Central Government authorizes the Registrars of Companies of the respective jurisdictions to issue a license to a company under Section 8.
According to the Companies Rules 2014, only a limited liability company can be registered under the Act.
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