Liquidate your GmbH or UG company – easily and securely with experts
Do you want to dissolve your GmbH or UG and are looking for a reliable solution?
Dissolving a company in Germany is a complex process. Many entrepreneurs underestimate the process and end up paying for it.
As a liquidator, you must complete the following steps:
- Shareholder resolution and notarisation
- Registration of the liquidation in the Commercial Register
- Call to creditors in the Federal Gazette
- Preparation of liquidation balance sheets
- Settlement of current contracts and outstanding liabilities
- Compliance with the one-year blocking period (only for normal dissolution)
- Business and tax deregistration
- Final deletion from the Commercial Register
✗ The problem:
Mistakes in this process lead to delays, additional costs or personal liability risks for liquidators and shareholders.
✓ Our solution:
Our team at GmbH-UG.com guides you through the entire dissolution process – from the first step to the successful deregistration. You have a dedicated contact person who will take care of the required formalities for you.
There are two ways to liquidate a GmbH in Germany:
Normal Liquidation of a GmbH
In the case of normal liquidation of a GmbH, the one-year blocking period principle applies in Germany. This means that you can begin the process of dissolving your company at any time, but you must wait at least 12 months before the company is finally deleted. During this time, you must continue your accounting as normal and can terminate all your contracts.
Immediate Liquidation of a GmbH
(merger dissolution)
In the case of an immediate / merger liquidation of a GmbH, you can apply for deletion immediately. This will then take effect retroactively to the beginning of the current financial year. However, special requirements apply here, which we will be glad to explain in more detail in a free consultation.
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Start with a free initial consultation
We will help you find the right form of liquidation and work with you to develop a concrete roadmap. During the consultation, we will clarify:
- Which type of liquidation makes the most sense for you,
- How long the process will take and
- What it will cost.