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If your One Person Company (OPC) is no longer active or you don’t wish to continue the business, it is important to close it legally to avoid penalties and compliance burden.
Under the Companies Act, 2013, an OPC cannot simply remain inactive — it must be formally closed through the Strike Off process (STK-2) with the Registrar of Companies (ROC).
Closing your OPC on time helps you:
OPC closure means legally removing the company’s name from the ROC register, after which the company ceases to exist.
The most common method is:
Strike Off (Fast Track Exit for OPCs)
This is ideal for OPCs that are inactive or have no liabilities.
You focus on growing your business — we’ll handle the legal compliances and regulatory complexities
Check Eligibility
Your OPC should:
Close Bank Account & Clear Dues
Director’s Approval
Since OPC has only one member:
Prepare Documents
File Form STK-2
ROC Review & Strike Off
You focus on growing your business — we’ll handle the legal compliances and regulatory complexities
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Yes. OPC can be closed through Strike Off (STK-2) if it is inactive for at least 2 years or has no transactions since incorporation and has no liabilities.
No separate shareholder meeting is required since OPC has only one member.
Yes. Such OPCs are ideal for closure through strike off.
It is the form used to apply for closure of the company with ROC.
Yes, through legal process via NCLT within prescribed time.
You may face penalties and ongoing compliance obligations.
The ROC filing fee for STK-2 is ₹10,000 (fixed).
Yes. You can convert OPC into a Private Limited Company if you want to continue business in a different structure.
Yes. You can start a new company anytime after closure.
There is no difference — OPC closure is done through strike off process.
Close Your OPC without Hassle
Don’t let an inactive OPC create compliance stress. Close it legally and move forward.
