It would depend on whether your company has employees and could run alone (ie. with a remote CEO), or if you're alone in your company. It sounds like it's the

It would depend on whether your company has employees and could run alone (ie. with a remote CEO), or if you're alone in your company. It sounds like it's the later. If that's the case, assuming that there won't be any commercial activity when you're not here to make it happen, then it'll be best to close it down, given that there are in general running taxes and charges, whether your company makes a profit or not.