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You don’t just dissolve a company. It may be that you have been active with your business for years and that you really want to close a period in your life. It also happens that the BV is never used and that you therefore want to dissolve the company. We explain how you can dissolve a company! You do not need a lawyer or notary for this.

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What does it mean to dissolve a company?

If you have a business but you don’t use it, it will cost you money. You also spend time keeping up with the administration, taxes and other matters. If you are not planning to use the company, then dissolving the company is often a logical step. We explain how the dissolution of a company works and can also guide you in this.

Liquidating a company – What do you need to take into account?

A company can be dissolved by means of a turbo liquidation. This means that you immediately dissolve the company, dissolve it and deregister it from the Chamber of Commerce. For a turbo liquidation, it is important that the company is empty: this means that there are no income and expenses. If there is a creditor, he can reverse the dissolution, this is a situation that must be avoided at all times. Below we explain what you should pay attention to in order to determine whether you can dissolve the company by means of a turbo liquidation. If your BV does not comply, please contact us for more information.

Assets

The first step before dissolving the company is to check whether there are still assets. This can be inventory or real estate, but also money, a claim or an unpaid invoice. Before you can wind up the company, you must liquidate the assets and remove them from the balance sheet.

Liabilities

Then you investigate whether there are any debts (liabilities). Every claim is important here: whether it concerns a large tax debt or the costs of using a domain name. Our preference is for a situation in which all debts have been paid. However, you can also cancel with debts, but there are conditions attached to this.

Employees

You can only dissolve a company if there are no more employees (read: current employment contracts). If you still have employees, you must first terminate the employment contracts before you can proceed with turbo liquidation.

Are there any certificates

Before you can dissolve the company, you must check whether there are certificates with meeting rights attached to them that have been issued. In that case, you cannot immediately dissolve the company.

Pawning

If a pledge has been established on shares, you must first cancel or terminate this pledge before you can proceed with the dissolution of the company.

Usufruct

If there is usufruct on the shares, the usufructuary must give permission for the company to be dissolved.

What else do I need to take into account?

In addition to the above topics, there are other things you should take into account if you dissolve the company. It may be that there are current contracts for the internet, gas, water and electricity. If you have a pension right BV or stamrecht BV, special rules apply to dissolution.

Do you want to outsource the liquidation to an expert?

Do you want to dissolve your company but prefer to have it done? You can! Within 24 hours, the process is started at the most advantageous fixed rates. We help entrepreneurs to dissolve their business. We do this from A to Z. Make an appointment with us to discuss the possibilities.

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