There are three ways a company can undergo liquidation: voluntarily, by order of the court, or under court supervision. The liquidation process involves preparing documents like a declaration of solvency and financial accounts, holding board and shareholder meetings to appoint a liquidator, publishing the appointment, and finally submitting final accounts to the regulatory body.
There are three ways a company can undergo liquidation: voluntarily, by order of the court, or under court supervision. The liquidation process involves preparing documents like a declaration of solvency and financial accounts, holding board and shareholder meetings to appoint a liquidator, publishing the appointment, and finally submitting final accounts to the regulatory body.
There are three ways a company can undergo liquidation: voluntarily, by order of the court, or under court supervision. The liquidation process involves preparing documents like a declaration of solvency and financial accounts, holding board and shareholder meetings to appoint a liquidator, publishing the appointment, and finally submitting final accounts to the regulatory body.
Liquidation: Steps 1. Preparing Documents Declaration of Solvency Accounts and Audit
2. Board Meeting and Extraordinary General Meeting
Board Meeting Filling of the declaration with the RJSC Extraordinary General Meeting Liquidation: Steps 3. Appointment of liquidator Liquidator Gazette publication: AGM (if required) 4. Final Meeting and filling with the RJSC Final Account Extra ordinary General Meeting Filling