Company Liquidation in Dubai and other Emirates of the UAE is mandatory for any kind of businesses if they have opted to stop their operations. Cancellation of licenses and all the permits which are related and associated with the business must be cancelled too. In this blog, we will give a brief about Company Liquidation in Dubai and other Emirates of the UAE.
Company Liquidation in Dubai and other Emirates in the UAE can be progressed with the notice of the Company’s Dissolution & an appointment of a Liquidator.
As a first step towards Company Liquidation, the company has to pass a resolution for dissolution (closing) of the company in the shareholders meeting.
This resolution has to be attested by Notary Public in the case of Limited Liability Companies registered in the UAE. If the holders of the shares are not available in the UAE, then the resolution has to be notarized and attested from the UAE embassy of that country and has to be attested and Legalized from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Ministry of Justice in UAE.
In the case of the companies registered in most of the Free Zones attestation from Notary Public is not required. In this statement of the resolution, the appointment of liquidator should also be included with the name of the liquidator along with their address. Further, in the case of sole establishments, this step is not applicable.
What are the documents required initially for Liquation of Company in Dubai and the other Emirates of UAE?
Once the above documents are submitted and the initial payment is also done to the concerned Authority (Department of Economic Development), a liquidation certificate (primary) will be issued. It is documentary evidence from the Authority for the company to proceed with winding up of a company.
Once the liquidation certificate (primary) is obtained the company can proceed for advertisement in the newspaper. The advertisement period will be forty-five (45) days’. In the case of LLC companies, four advertisements are required to publish in an Arabic newspaper.
What should you do during the Company Liquidation Advertisement?
The below-mentioned action can be taken during the advertisement period of the Company Liquidation in Dubai and the other Emirates of UAE:
Once the notice period is over the following documents are to be submitted along with the above-mentioned documents:
Once the above documents are submitted, the authority will review and upon approval of the same final payment to the authority has to be done. Thereafter, the final certificate called License Cancellation Certificate will be issued by the concerned Authority.
What is Company Liquidation?
Company Liquidation is a process where a company takes a decision to wind up its business operations as it can no longer continue the business operations. When a company undergoes liquidation, they sell their assets so that they can pay back their debts/liabilities/obligations. The amount that is collected after selling the assets is shared by the shareholders of the company.
There are different kinds of companies in the UAE, such as LLC, Sole Establishment or a Free Zone. When a company is being liquidated in the UAE the assets and properties are distributed to the creditors, shareholders of the company.
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