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Service

Voluntary liquidation and deregistration

When a company has served its purpose, closing it properly matters. We guide you through dissolution, liquidation and deregistration, with the accounting done right.

What the service covers

  • A review of the company's position and the right route to closing it
  • The documents for voluntary dissolution and liquidation at the Trade Register
  • Liquidation financial statements and reporting to the tax authority
  • Clearing remaining debts and receivables before deregistration
  • Filing and following up the deregistration file
  • Guidance on archiving the documents after closure

A good fit for

  • Shareholders closing a dormant company
  • Businesses that have ended and need a proper liquidation
  • Group companies that no longer have a reason to exist

How we work

We see where the company stands

We check debts, live contracts and any filing obligations still open.

We work through the procedure

We prepare the resolutions, the files and the financial statements required at each stage.

We close cleanly

The company is struck off and you are left with orderly documents and no unclear obligations.

Common questions

How long does closing a company take?

It depends on the company and on the institutions' timelines. The procedure has several stages and the statutory objection periods cannot be shortened. We tell you at the outset what to expect.

What happens to the company's debts?

They must be settled before deregistration. We check the position and tell you plainly what has to be cleared and in what order.

Mihaela Neacsu, chartered accountant, at the Lexco Expert office in Iasi, with the Palace of Culture through the window

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