If the company or close corporation was dormant / inactive for an annual return period, should it still file and pay annual returns?

Yes. The Companies Act, 2008 (and its predecessor Companies Act, 1973) and Close Corporations Act, 1984 does not make a distinction between an active and inactive company or close corporation. Therefore, even if the company or close corporation was inactive, it is still legally required to file and pay annual returns.


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