No issue flagged by the entered answers
The company has stopped trading, has no live payroll or liabilities, and filings are up to date.
The lower Obnexo triage band does not confirm statutory eligibility or check how long trading has stopped.
Companies House Strike-Off Risk Checker
Use four entered company facts to flag issues for review before voluntary strike-off; this is Obnexo triage, not a Companies House score.
The checker does not verify the public register, establish statutory eligibility, or predict Companies House enforcement.
Companies House Strike-Off Risk Checker
Use four entered company facts to flag issues for review before voluntary strike-off; this is Obnexo triage, not a Companies House score.
What this operational triage checks
The result counts answers about liabilities, trading, payroll and overdue filings. More flagged answers produce a higher concern band.
The band is an Obnexo workflow prompt based only on those answers. It is not an official risk category or a probability of strike-off.
Rule summary
What needs checking before voluntary strike-off
Companies House guidance sets conditions beyond these four questions, including the three-month period without trading or selling stock, recent name changes, liquidation and creditor arrangements.
Companies must also notify affected parties, including creditors and employees, and deal with remaining tax, payroll and filing duties. Check the full current guidance before applying.
Worked examples
How the result behaves in practice
Several issues need review
The company reports liabilities, continuing activity and overdue filings.
The higher Obnexo triage band flags work to investigate; it does not predict a Companies House decision.
Turn the result into an action plan
Check Companies House voluntary strike-off eligibility and the live register before deciding on an application.
Review creditor, employee, tax and filing responsibilities with appropriate professional advice where needed.
Use the trusted company compliance calendar as a separate workflow checklist, not as a strike-off eligibility test.
Read the guide
Company strike-off risks
Read the supported rule, assumptions and worked examples behind this tool.
Assumptions and limits
This tool is a heuristic checker and should be treated as a high-level screen rather than a formal opinion.
Assumptions
- The result uses only the four answers entered and does not retrieve Companies House records.
Limits and rule basis
- This is not a Companies House score, statutory classification, probability of strike-off or enforcement prediction.
Primary sources and review date
Reviewed on . Official sources opened and checked in the evidence-contract review (29 September 2026); no calculator arithmetic changed.
Applies to: Current voluntary strike-off guidance; the concern bands are not a statutory regime.
Reviewed scope: Four supplied facts for operational triage only; no eligibility opinion, register lookup or enforcement prediction.
The bands count supplied flags and are Obnexo operational judgement, not a Companies House score, legal eligibility decision or probability of enforcement. Official sources support the underlying duties only.
- Companies House — voluntary strike-off conditions, creditors, employees and closure duties (verified 29 September 2026)Supports: voluntary strike-off conditions, creditors, employees and closure duties
- GOV.UK — strike-off is not an insolvency alternative and remaining assets (verified 29 September 2026)Supports: strike-off is not an insolvency alternative and remaining assets
Review basis and change triggers
Reviewed model: companies-house-strike-off-risk-checker: Obnexo-strike-off-triage-reviewed-29 September 2026
- A cited source or statutory regime changes.
- Reviewed content, runtime adapter or domain implementation changes.
- A new effective period falls outside the supported scope.