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Ending a company limited by guarantee
Your company limited by guarantee (CLG) may want to end voluntarily for a variety of reasons or it may be required to end (ie. ending is compulsory).
The process you must follow to end your CLG depends on whether your CLG is solvent or insolvent.
An organisation is insolvent if it is 'unable to pay all its debts, as and when they become due and payable’.
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Our guide sets out the options and processes for ending a CLG and covers:
- when is a company limited by guarantee insolvent?
- ending a solvent CLG
- ending an insolvent CLG
- choosing a liquidator or administrator
- consequences of ending a CLG
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