Voluntary liquidation

Assistance with the voluntary liquidation of a Luxembourg company

Closing a company properly takes an up-to-date file. We organise the steps and coordinate the notary, lawyer, accountant and liquidation auditor.

The steps of a voluntary liquidation

  • The shareholders' decision to dissolve the company, in an extraordinary meeting, before a notary depending on the form.
  • The appointment of a liquidator.
  • In some cases, the appointment of a liquidation auditor.
  • The inventory of assets and debts, payment of creditors, then distribution of the balance.
  • The liquidation accounts, closing and publication at the register.

What we do

  • A diagnosis of the company: whether accounts, filings and meetings are up to date.
  • Preparing the meeting and the list of documents.
  • Coordinating the notary, lawyer and accountant.
  • The timetable of the procedure and follow-up until closing.

Why bring the file up to date first

A company that is behind on accounts and meetings must be put in order before it can be wound up properly. We deal with both together to save time.

Limits

The liquidator and the lawyer carry the legal responsibility for the procedure. We organise and coordinate, without giving legal or tax advice.

Frequently asked questions

How long does a voluntary liquidation take?

It depends on the state of the file, the creditors and the nature of the assets. We give a timetable after the diagnosis.

Can a company with unfiled accounts be liquidated?

It must be regularised first. We deal with the compliance catch-up and the liquidation in a single plan.

Who can be liquidator?

The shareholders appoint the liquidator. We introduce a professional if you do not have one.

Let's talk about your company.

Describe your situation. We reply with a first view of the way forward.

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