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Company Written Off
Can anyone explain what this means. Do The Directors have any liabilities to IR and creditors once companies house has written off a company?
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The Directors have a responsibility not to run an insolvent company - hence one whose liabilities exceed its assets.
Commitments due to the Inland Revenue (now known as HMRC) and other creditors are part of the 'liabilities' side of the equation. Provided the Directors delivered their responsilities correctly they would not normally have personal liability for the losses incurred by the limited company.
Commitments due to the Inland Revenue (now known as HMRC) and other creditors are part of the 'liabilities' side of the equation. Provided the Directors delivered their responsilities correctly they would not normally have personal liability for the losses incurred by the limited company.