When a limited company is dissolved in the UK, **directors are not legally obligated to inform the executor of the will of a deceased shareholder about the dissolution**. However, it is good practice to maintain transparency to avoid potential disputes and ensure all parties are aware of their rights and responsibilities.

### Why Transparency Matters:
1. **Stakeholder Awareness**: Executors act on behalf of the deceased shareholder\’s interests. Informing them ensures they are aware of the company\’s closure and any remaining entitlements.
2. **Asset Distribution**: Before dissolution, the company must settle all assets, debts, and distributions. Executors should be notified if the deceased shareholder is entitled to any distributions or assets.

### Key Steps Before Dissolution:
Directors must follow a structured process to dissolve the company, which includes notifying shareholders, settling debts, and distributing remaining assets. Including executors in this process can prevent misunderstandings and disputes.

For detailed guidance on dissolving a company in the UK, refer to these blogs:
– [10 Ultimate Steps to Dissolve a Company] https://businessglobalizer.com/blog/10-ultimate-steps-to-dissolve-a-company/
– [Ultimate Guide for Dissolving a Limited Company in the UK] https://businessglobalizer.com/blog/ultimate-guide-for-dissolving-a-limited-company-in-the-uk/

If you’re looking for professional assistance to dissolve your UK company and ensure compliance, **Business Globalizer** offers tailored services. Learn more about our dissolution service here:
– [UK Company Dissolution Service] https://businessglobalizer.com/services/uk-company-dissolution/

By maintaining transparency and following the right steps, you can ensure a smooth and compliant company dissolution process.