Can a company with debts be struck off?

Last updated: Oct 24, 2026, 15:06 (UTC+08:00)

Generally no. Strike-off and deregistration are for solvent companies with no outstanding liabilities. A company that cannot pay its debts needs a liquidation or another insolvency procedure.

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