Request For Deregistration Due To Vey Unsuitable Match Making

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Deregistering a company means that you do not have to continue your obligations as an officeholder. It's a good idea to consider deregistering a company if it's no longer trading.

• Voluntary deregistration
• Winding up a solvent company
• Winding up an insolvent company
• ASIC-initiated deregistration
• Stopping deregistration

You can apply for voluntary deregistration by lodging anApplication for voluntary deregistration of a company (Form 6010).

For us to accept your application, you need to fulfil these requirements:

• all members of the company agree to deregister
• the company is not conducting business
• the company's assets are worth less than $1000
• the company has no outstanding liabilities (e.g. debts)
• the company is not involved in any legal proceedings
• the company has paid all fees and penalties payable to ASIC.