Advice needed on forming new ltd company

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Advice needed on forming new ltd company

5 September 2007, 16:17

Hi All, newbie here.
Am in desparate need of advice, had my own ltd company a couple of years back, in which I was the director and my wife the secretary, due to circumstances, the company got dissolved by MR Big, taking quite a big chunk of money.....dont ask: My question is, can I start another ltd company or is the above held against me and can my wife be the secretary again???

Any response appreciated.
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5 September 2007, 19:30

you'd be better off asking companies house this question, they should set you straight?

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#3

5 September 2007, 20:12

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Were you disqualified as a director?
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7 September 2007, 10:47

Dont think I was, did a company search at Companies house.
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#5

8 September 2007, 07:15

You would have been advised if you had been disqualified as a director, so sounds as though you would be ok.

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