Company Liquidation Report Services
Simplifying Business Closure & Deregistration
Closing a business in the UAE involves a formal liquidation process to settle liabilities, clear debts, and distribute assets. A certified Liquidator's Report is a mandatory requirement for cancelling your trade license and removing the company from the commercial register. We handle the entire process with precision, ensuring full legal compliance and a hassle-free exit strategy.
Why this matters
Whether it's a voluntary winding up or a mandatory closure, navigating the requirements of the DED, Free Zone authorities, and Federal Tax Authority (FTA) can be complex. We act as your appointed liquidator, managing everything from public notices to final clearance certificates.
Service Features
Everything included in this package
Appointment of Registered Liquidator
Board Resolution Drafting
Newspaper Advertisement (Public Notice)
clearance Certificate Coordination (DED, FTA, Utilities)
Liability Settlement & Asset Distribution
Final Liquidation Audit Report
Trade License Cancellation
Deregistration from VAT & Corporate Tax
How We Deliver Results
Board Resolution
Drafting and notarizing the decision to liquidate.
Appointment
Officially appointing us as the registered liquidator.
Public Notice
Publishing the required liquidation notice in two newspapers.
Clearance & Settlement
Obtaining NOCs and settling all debts and liabilities.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a Liquidation Report?
It is a formal document prepared by a registered auditor confirming that a company has no outstanding debts and has distributed its assets legally.
How long does the process take?
The mandatory notice period is 45 days. The entire process typically takes 60-90 days depending on the jurisdiction and clearances.
Is it mandatory to appoint a liquidator?
Yes, UAE Commercial Companies Law requires the appointment of a registered liquidator to oversee the winding-up process.