LLC liquidation with accounting and registration support
Winding up an LLC is a sequence of corporate, registration, accounting and tax actions. Before work begins we assess the company’s condition, assets, liabilities, employees and reporting, and agree the real scope of support.
What the support covers
When voluntary liquidation is possible
We check whether the voluntary procedure is suitable for your situation.
What we check before the decision
The state of the accounting, assets, liabilities, debts and court disputes.
Corporate and registration actions
Participants’ resolution, appointment of the liquidation commission, registration steps.
Creditors, assets and liabilities
Handling creditors’ claims and the distribution of assets.
Employees
HR procedures for terminating employment relationships.
Final reporting and archive
Final reporting and the handover of documents for retention.
What is important to understand
The initial assessment is not the full, guaranteed cost of liquidation. Debts, court disputes, unclosed transactions, HR matters and the need to restore accounting records are assessed separately, after diagnostics of the company’s condition — the real scope of work and the timeline become clear only after that analysis.
What affects the timeline and cost
- The state of the accounting and the presence of unclosed transactions.
- The presence of debts, disputes or creditors’ claims.
- The composition of the company’s assets.
- The number of employees and HR procedures.
- The need to restore accounting records for previous periods.
Frequently asked questions
How long does LLC liquidation take?
The timeline depends on the state of the accounting and on the presence of debts and disputes — we give a reliable estimate after diagnostics of the company.
What if the company has debts?
We include work with creditors and debt obligations in the liquidation plan — we check this at the diagnostics stage.
Does accounting need to be restored before liquidation?
If the records were kept with gaps — yes, restoration beforehand is usually required. We assess this separately.
Order a preliminary liquidation assessment
A short introductory conversation is free of charge. Tell us about the company’s condition — we will advise where to begin.
Order a preliminary assessment