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The duration of liquidation proceedings is approximately seven months. During liquidation proceedings, the procedure established by the legislator must be followed: prepare the initial balance sheet of the liquidation, inform the creditors, sell the assets, collect receivables, etc. Upon completion of the liquidation, the liquidator prepares a final balance sheet and a plan for the distribution of assets. If the company does not have enough money to satisfy the claims of all creditors, an application for a declaration of insolvency (bankruptcy) must be submitted to the court immediately.

The following steps must be taken:
  • Appointment and termination of liquidators

  • Publication of a notice of liquidation

  • Preparation of the opening balance sheet and annual report of the liquidation

  • Sale of assets, recovery of debts and satisfaction of creditors’ claims

  • Preparation of the final balance sheet and asset allocation plan

  • Deletion from the company register