What does it mean if a company status is 'Pre-dissolution' ??

[GinG]

Have a potentially good customer after a cold call - approx £20k orders minimum, however when I have done a credit check on them the company status throws up - Pre-dissolution.

Is this bad?? What does it mean?

 

[RSR]

The company has not filed it's annual accounts and therefore the Registrar of Companies has proposed that it be struck off the Register.

It's a sign of a company in trouble.

 

[Fenris]

Have a potentially good customer after a cold call - approx £20k orders minimum, however when I have done a credit check on them the company status throws up - Pre-dissolution.

Is this bad?? What does it mean?

According to the almight google, it's something to do with them not sorting out their accounts.

Simply it is very, very bad.



p.s andyd, copy/pasting of yahoo and taking credit for it, you bad, bad man.

 

[GinG]

Hmmm ok sounds like a potential very high risk customer. May aswell still quote and get them to pay pro - forma

 

[RSR]

p.s andyd, copy/pasting of yahoo and taking credit for it, you bad, bad man.

 

[Dunks]

Have a potentially good customer after a cold call - approx £20k orders minimum, however when I have done a credit check on them the company status throws up - Pre-dissolution.

Is this bad?? What does it mean?

You're in charge of taking orders of £20k+ for a company and you're asking this question on a Computer orientated forum?!

 

[Mr. Anderson]

Could be her own company. Not everyone knows all business terms which are not always the same term for the same thing. Business isn't a science.

 

[GinG]

You're in charge of taking orders of £20k+ for a company and you're asking this question on a Computer orientated forum?!

I am, and I dont see it a problem in asking the question? There are many different folk on here from bums to directors, some one is bound to know!

I am in sales not accounts