Liquidation & Deregistration

Winding up the company, settling obligations and removing it from the registers properly.

How it works

Consultation & scope
We understand your company’s position and define exactly what is needed.
Quote & authority
A written quote, then a power of attorney or the partners’ documents.
Filing
We prepare resolutions and contracts, file them and follow up.
Handover
You receive the updated documents and we suggest the next step.

Can I close the company if it has liabilities?

Liquidation follows settling or lawfully arranging liabilities. We review the company’s financial and tax position and set the steps.

What is the difference between liquidation and deregistration?

Liquidation winds up the business and settles rights and obligations; deregistration removes the company from the registers afterwards.

Leave your details and we’ll call you within one business day with a clear quote.

Sole proprietorship, one-person company, LLC, joint-stock or partnership, through a power of attorney, without leaving your office.

Adding or removing partners, transferring shares and updating the commercial register.

General assembly resolutions, amended articles and commercial register update.