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Liquidation is the process by which an LLC company (or branch of a company), sole establishment, free zone company or establishment closes its operation and the assets and property of the company or establishment is distributed to creditors and shareholders (owners) of the Company. Liquidation is also known or referred to as winding-up or dissolution, although dissolution theoretically refers to the final steps of the liquidation process. The process of liquidation becomes inevitable when a company doesn’t have liquid funds to carry on day-to-day transactions of the company, creditors are not being paid or the company commits some serious offence, and regulatory authority or agency in a country responsible for the relevant sector files a suit for the winding up the operations of the Company Liquidation may either be compulsory (sometimes referred to as a creditors’ liquidation) or voluntary (sometimes referred to as a shareholders’ liquidation, although the creditors control some voluntary liquidations. Following are procedures and documents details which are prepared and presented to Economic Departments.
First Stage:
Second Stage:
Different free zones have different procedures for liquidation, but most of them follow the same process.