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TWinding up a company means closing down the operations of a company and liquidating its assets to pay off debts and liabilities.
Yes, a company can be wound up voluntarily by passing a special resolution with the approval of the majority of its shareholders.
Winding up is the process of liquidating the assets of a company to pay off its debts, while dissolution is the legal process of officially ending the existence of a company..
The employees of a company that is being wound up may lose their jobs, but they are entitled to certain statutory benefits, such as compensation for unpaid salaries and gratuity.
Yes, a company can be wound up even if it has no assets or liabilities. This is known as a "members' voluntary winding up."
Failing to wind up a company properly can lead to legal and financial consequences, such as the company's directors being held liable for its debts and penalties for non-compliance with statutory requirements