Business Exit Strategy & Closure Services

Every business has a lifecycle, and at times, the best strategic decision is to wind down operations in an orderly and compliant manner.
We provide end-to-end advisory and execution support to ensure a smooth, hassle-free business exit process.

Business Exit Strategy & Closure Services

Closing a business in India involves complying with multiple legal, financial, and regulatory requirements. We provide complete guidance and execution support to ensure a smooth, compliant, and hassle-free exit.

Our Exit Strategy Services include

Business Closure Advisory

Guidance on choosing the right closure method – voluntary liquidation, strike-off, or transfer of business.

Regulatory Compliance for Closure

Assistance with filing applications under Companies Act, LLP Act, or Partnership laws.

Settlement of Liabilities

Support in clearing statutory dues, employee settlements, and vendor obligations.

Tax & Legal Compliance

Income tax, GST, TDS, and other regulatory filings required before business closure.

ROC Filings & Documentation

Preparation and submission of necessary forms and resolutions with the Registrar of Companies.

FEMA & RBI Compliance

Advisory on repatriation of funds, FEMA closure filings, and RBI reporting for foreign companies.

Voluntary Liquidation Support

End-to-end assistance in appointing liquidators, asset disposal, and final settlement.

Exit for Foreign Companies

Closure of Liaison Office, Branch Office, or Subsidiary with RBI, ROC, and tax authorities.

Business Transfer / Sale Advisory

Strategic advice on selling or transferring business operations to investors or new management.

Why Choose Us?

Ways to Close a Business in India

Depending on your business structure, we help you choose the right registration type:

1. Voluntary Strike-Off

• For companies or LLPs that are inactive or have not commenced business.
• Application under Section 248 of Companies Act, 2013.
• Simplified process for entities with no liabilities.

2. Voluntary Winding Up / Liquidation

• Initiated by shareholders/partners when the business is no longer viable.
• Appointment of a liquidator to sell assets, pay off liabilities, and distribute remaining funds.
• Governed by Insolvency & Bankruptcy Code (IBC), 2016.

3. Compulsory Winding Up (by Tribunal)

• Ordered by the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT).
• Applicable for reasons like fraud, misconduct, or inability to pay debts.
• Involves detailed legal proceedings.

4. Exit Options for Foreign Companies in India

• Liaison Office Closure – Requires RBI & ROC approval, remittance of surplus funds abroad.
• Branch Office Closure – Settlement of liabilities, RBI reporting, and ROC filings.
• Subsidiary Company Closure – Via strike-off, liquidation, or transfer of shares.

5. Partnership / Sole Proprietorship Closure

• Settlement of liabilities and cancellation of tax/GST registrations.
• Voluntary closure through mutual consent.

Our Role in the Closure Process