Moving from sole trader to company and entity conversions
Liquidation and deregistration
As companies grow, partners change or activities end, official records must be updated too. Each step involves linked actions such as shareholder resolutions, registration and tax office notices.
We plan the full process, prepare the documents and make sure the change is reflected correctly in your accounting records after registration.
Who is it for?
Any company or sole trader moving office, bringing in or buying out a partner, expanding its activities or closing down.
How we work
Roadmap: We clarify the resolutions, documents and sequence required.
Documents: We draft resolutions, agreements and petitions.
Registration and notices: We complete registry, tax office and social security notices.
Records: We reflect the change in your books and returns.
Questions about this service
How long does closing a company take?
Liquidation of a capital company usually takes a few months because of the creditor notice period. Deregistering a sole trader is much quicker.
Is a share transfer taxable?
It depends on the transfer price, how long the shares were held and whether the seller is an individual or a company. We calculate the tax impact before the transfer.
What should I watch out for when changing address?
Registry and tax office notices must be filed on time, and if you move to another tax office’s jurisdiction the file transfer must also be followed up.
