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Owners who want to wind down the business properly.
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Schedule a consultation todayWinding down a business follows a prescribed sequence of steps and deadlines. We guide you through the whole process so that it runs without unnecessary delays and with liabilities properly settled.
Keeping the company alive no longer makes economic sense.
The shareholders have agreed to wind down the business.
The activity continues elsewhere and the original company is redundant.
Decision to wind up the company and enter liquidation.
Appointment of a liquidator and filing with the commercial register.
The liquidation advance payment and notices to creditors.
Settlement of liabilities, receivables and assets.
Accounting and tax cooperation and the application for removal.
Owners who want to wind down the business properly.
People responsible for the proper course of the wind-down.
We review the state of the company and whether liquidation is the right route.
We prepare the documents and handle the registry filings.
We run the liquidation and the communication with creditors.
We arrange the removal of the company from the commercial register.
Bratislava, Banská Bystrica, Košice
Mainly when the shareholders have decided to wind up the business properly and the company is in a condition that allows the statutory dissolution and liquidation process.
Typically the decision to dissolve the company, entry into liquidation, appointment of a liquidator, registration and notification steps, settlement of assets and liabilities and the subsequent deletion of the company from the register.
The duration depends on the condition of the company, its assets, liabilities, creditors and compliance with statutory time limits. It is therefore advisable to review the specific state of the company before starting.
During liquidation, receivables, liabilities and remaining assets are identified and settled so that the process can be properly completed.
Not always. If the company's financial condition does not allow a standard liquidation, it is necessary to assess whether another statutory procedure applies.
We will guide you through the liquidation from the initial decision to removal from the commercial register.
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