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First, we distinguish between dissolution, liquidation, and deregistration. Dissolution initiates or organizes the termination of the company. Voluntary liquidation then allows for the realization of assets, the settlement of debts, and the preparation of closing accounts when the company is able to meet its obligations. Finally, deregistration removes the company from the registers after the completion of the required procedures.
In a Universal Transfer of Assets (TUP), the company dissolves without liquidation and transfers its assets to its sole shareholder, a legal entity. This distinction helps you ask the right questions. It also prevents misleading promises. Deregistration does not erase debts. A TUP transfers both assets and liabilities. An amicable liquidation assumes a situation compatible with the settlement of debts.
Furthermore, a company in default of payments requires specific analysis and may necessitate filing a declaration with the court. Easy Deregistration helps you identify the correct starting point.
