Liquidator Appointment
Board resolution and appointment of the liquidator, with all required attestations and filings.
Close cleanly, no loose ends
Closing a company in the UAE is not as simple as stopping trading. Licenses must be cancelled in the right order, visas cancelled, final VAT returns filed, and liabilities cleared, or the company keeps generating fines long after you thought it was gone. BizNex Consulting manages company liquidation in Dubai from start to finish, so the closure is final and documented.
What is included
Miss one step and the company is not really closed.
Board resolution and appointment of the liquidator, with all required attestations and filings.
Employee and investor visas, work permits and establishment cards cancelled in the correct sequence.
Last VAT return filed and VAT deregistration completed, so no penalties accumulate after closure.
Final corporate tax position settled and deregistration handled with the FTA.
Trade license cancelled with the issuing authority, mainland or free zone, with all clearances obtained.
Closing financial statements prepared and your records organized for the legally required retention period.
Why order matters
The most expensive mistake in liquidation is cancelling things in the wrong order. Cancel the license before clearing visas and you create an administrative deadlock. Forget the final VAT return and penalties keep accruing against a company you thought was dead. Close the bank account before the final tax payment clears and you cannot pay what you owe.
We run closures as a checklist in the right order: resolutions and liquidator first, then visas and labour, then tax filings and deregistrations, then the license itself, with bank closure last. Every step documented, every clearance letter filed. When we hand you the liquidation certificate, the company is genuinely finished.
How it works
We review your licenses, visas, tax status and liabilities, then give you a fixed quote and a realistic timeline.
Board resolutions, liquidator appointment and authority notifications filed correctly the first time.
Visas cancelled, final tax returns filed, deregistrations completed, license cancelled. Documented at every step.
Liquidation FAQs
It depends on the company type and whether there are outstanding visas, tax filings or liabilities. A clean closure typically takes six to twelve weeks. Companies with complications take longer. We give you a realistic timeline after the closure review, not a guess.
The company does not disappear. Fines accumulate for non-renewal, visas remain active, and tax obligations continue. Owners who abandon companies often discover years of penalties when they try to open a new business or return to the UAE. A proper liquidation is far cheaper than the alternative.
Yes. Final returns must be filed and the registrations deregistered. Skipping this is the most common source of post-closure penalties we see.
Debts must be settled or formally arranged as part of the process. We review your liabilities in the closure review and tell you exactly what needs to happen before liquidation can complete.
The liquidation certificate, license cancellation confirmation, tax deregistration confirmations, and your final accounts. Keep everything: authorities can ask questions later, and these documents are your proof the closure was proper.
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Ready when you are
Tell us about your company and we will review the closure requirements, quote a fixed fee, and give you a timeline. One conversation now saves you from years of surprise fines.
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