The German Federal Ministry of Finance has commented on the tax consequences of a UK limited company which has been removed from the British register of companies (Companies House) after 31 December 2020.
Even after the United Kingdom's withdrawal from the European Union a British limited company is still subject to corporate tax and therefore also eligible as party to proceedings before the fiscal courts. According to the Supreme Tax Court the capacity to participate in tax court proceedings is not determined under civil law, but in compliance with the tax law.
The finance ministry has decreed that a German resident British company struck off the British register of companies will be treated as having entered into liquidation.