Close Your Company Properly and Quickly
Guided dissolution + amicable liquidation: zero unpaid debts, total compliance.
Why Dissolve Your Company?
Permanent cessation
You wish to permanently cease your business activity
Project completed
The company's corporate purpose has been fulfilled
Partner disagreements
Irreconcilable disagreements between the parties
Economic difficulties
Unprofitable business with no prospects
Dissolution & Liquidation
1Phase 1: Dissolution
Partners' decision
EGM and dissolution minutes
Appointment of liquidator
Director, partner, or designated third party
Legal notice publication
Publication of the dissolution notice in a newspaper authorised to publish legal notices
Court registry registration
"Company in liquidation" mention
2Phase 2: Liquidation
Sale of assets
Realization of the company's assets
Debt settlement
Payment of creditors
Closing of accounts
Preparation of the liquidation balance sheet
Trade register removal
Permanent removal from the register
Role of the Liquidator
- Represent the company during liquidation
- Realize assets (sell property)
- Settle liabilities (pay debts)
- Dismiss employees (economic procedure)
- Prepare liquidation accounts
- Convene the closing general meeting
Obligations Towards Employees
- Economic dismissal in accordance with the procedure laid down by the Labour Code
- Substantial severance pay
- Priority for rehiring
Required Documents
Prepare your dissolution file
Dissolution minutes
RequiredLegal notice certificate
RequiredLiquidation balance sheet
RequiredLiquidation closing minutes
RequiredRemoval forms
RequiredOur Dissolution Packages
Choose the package suited to your situation
Starter
Simple dissolution
Starting from
XAF excl. tax
- Dissolution minutes
- Complete file
- Procedure guide
Standard
Supported dissolution
Starting from
XAF excl. tax
- Everything in Starter included
- File validation
- Court registry filing
- Liquidation follow-up
Premium
Complete service
Starting from
XAF excl. tax
- Everything in Standard included
- 48h processing
- 30-day assistance
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything about company dissolution
The sole shareholder can decide on dissolution alone. Liquidation follows the same process.
All debts must be settled before closing the liquidation. If assets are insufficient, collective proceedings may be necessary.
The duration varies depending on complexity (assets to sell, debts to settle). Allow a minimum of 2-3 months for a simple liquidation.
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