The Register of Enterprises registers liquidation in respect of companies and merchants, their branches, associations and foundations, religious organisations and their institutions, political parties and their associations, trade unions and their associations, arbitration courts, mass media, as well as representative offices of foreign merchants and organisations. During the liquidation process, the Register records the decision to initiate liquidation, the appointment of a liquidator, the stages of the liquidation process, and the final decision on removal from the register. Before starting the registration, it is important to know what is required, which documents must be submitted, and how to prepare for the service:
1. Determine the Type of Liquidation
- based on a decision of members or officials;
- based on a court decision;
- based on a decision of a competent authority.
2. Prepare the Required Documents
- for insolvency proceedings;
- documents to be submitted by administrators;
- decision to initiate liquidation;
- document on the appointment of a liquidator (if applicable);
- financial statement or other information on liabilities;
- information on payment of the state fee.
3. Ensure a Secure Electronic Signature
- To sign documents and submit the application online, all signatories must have a secure electronic signature (e‑Signature, eID, etc.).
- Electronically signed documents can be verified.
4. State Fee
- The amount of the state fee depends on the type of registration and the selected processing time.
- Payment is made online via the service portal.
- Review of the documents starts only after all documents have been submitted and the state fee has been paid.
5. Important Before Submission
- Prior verification of documents is available before submission.
- Do not forget to submit a notice to creditors about the intention to cease operations.
- Make sure that obligations with the State Revenue Service have been settled.