Closing a company, done correctly
When a company is no longer needed, it does not disappear on its own: it must go through dissolution (the decision to cease), liquidation (paying debts and distributing what remains) and deregistration (removal from the Trade Register). An incomplete closure leaves obligations and risks on the shareholders.
What we do for you
- Advice on the right procedure (with or without a liquidator);
- The dissolution decision and the necessary documents;
- Preparing the liquidation balance sheet;
- Paying debts and distributing remaining assets;
- Deregistering the company at ONRC and closing tax with ANAF.
Why Conta Fiscal
A company closed incorrectly can generate tax problems years later. We go through all the steps so the closure is complete and final, with no obligations left on the shareholders.
Frequently asked questions
Dissolution is the decision to cease activity, liquidation involves paying debts and distributing assets, and deregistration is removing the company from the Trade Register.
It depends on the company's situation (debts, assets, disputes). A simple company can be closed relatively quickly; one with complex operations takes longer.
If the closure is done correctly, no. That is why we go through all steps — tax and legal — for a complete and final closure.