Your Trusted Partner for Company Liquidation in Dubai, UAE

Closing a business in Dubai isn’t just about shutting down operations, it’s about wrapping things up correctly. Company liquidation involves settling finances, meeting legal requirements, and ensuring full compliance with UAE regulations, which can feel overwhelming. That’s where we come in. At Capital Plus Auditing of Accounts, we take the hassle out of company liquidation, handling everything from paperwork to debt settlements so you can confidently move forward.

Certified Liquidators in Dubai, UAE

Liquidators play a vital role in winding up a business. They oversee the liquidation process, ensuring compliance with Dubai’s legal and financial regulations.Our certified liquidator in Dubai, UAE, specializes in handling every detail, from auditing finances to preparing final reports. With an in-depth understanding of Dubai’s regulatory landscape, we ensure your company closure is professional and stress-free.

Why Choose Our Company Liquidation Services in Dubai?

When it comes to company liquidation in Dubai, having the right support is crucial. Our team at Capital Plus Auditing of Accounts is dedicated to providing you with expert guidance every step of the way. Here’s why we’re the trusted choice for liquidation services in Dubai:

Expertise

10 Years of experience in liquidation services across Dubai.

Local Knowledge

Familiarity with Dubai’s legal framework and free zone regulations.

Hassle-Free Process

We handle all the complexities so you don’t have to.

Quick Turnaround

Efficient processes to minimize delays.

Why is Company Liquidation Necessary in Dubai?

Company liquidation is the legal process of closing a business. It involves settling debts, liquidating assets, and ensuring the company is deregistered with relevant authorities.

Financial Distress

If your business can't keep up with its debts, liquidation provides a way to settle everything fairly.

Legal Non-Compliance

Not meeting Dubai’s legal and financial regulations? Liquidation helps clear up any issues.

Exiting the Market

Sometimes, the time comes to simply move on from a business, and liquidation helps you do that with ease.

Debt Settlement

Liquidation helps make sure all debts to creditors, suppliers, and other parties are cleared up.

Restructuring or Ownership Change

If you need to make big changes to your business, liquidation can help close down your current entity and set up a fresh start.

Types of Liquidations

Voluntary Liquidation

Initiated by business owners when they decide to close the company, often for strategic reasons.

Involuntary Liquidation

Triggered by creditors or authorities when the company cannot meet its financial obligations.

Compulsory Liquidation

Mandated by a court order, usually due to severe legal violations or fraud.

Step by Step Guide to Liquidate your Company in Dubai

Liquidating a company in Dubai requires a clear, structured approach to ensure that all legal, financial, and regulatory requirements are met. Here’s a simple step-by-step guide to help you navigate the liquidation process smoothly:

Resolution and Approval

Shareholders pass a notarized resolution to liquidate the company.

Financial Obligations

Close bank accounts and obtain clearance certificates. Deregister VAT and settle taxes.

Settle Liabilities

Pay off creditors and distribute remaining funds to shareholders.

Appoint a Liquidator

A certified liquidator audits financials, oversees asset sales, and prepares final reports.

Newspaper Notification

Publish a notice in two Arabic newspapers (mandatory 45-day period for creditor claims).

Final Report Submission

Submit the final liquidation report to the DED or Free Zone Authority.

Visa and Immigration

Cancel visas for employees and partners, and secure immigration clearance.

Clearance Certificates

Secure clearances from finance, customs, and immigration departments.

Cancellation of Trade

Cancel the company’s trade license and obtain the Certificate of Liquidation.

Documents Required for Company Liquidation in Dubai

To proceed with the company liquidation process in Dubai, the following documents are typically required:

General Company Documents

Financial Documents

Tax and Clearance Certificates

Employment and Visa-Related Documents

Free Zone-Specific Documents (if applicable):

Liquidator-Related Documents

Miscellaneous Documents

Role of a Liquidator

A liquidator is responsible for managing every aspect of the company closure, including:

Duties of a Liquidator

Liquidator ensures compliance, resolves debts, communicates with creditors, reviews finances.

Factors Affecting Company Liquidation in Dubai

The liquidation process depends on several factors, including:
Factors of Company Liquidation in Dubai
Why choose us

Key Benefits of Working with Us

Stress-Free Process

We manage all legal and procedural steps for you.

Experienced Liquidators

Our team knows Dubai regulations inside and out.

Cost-Effective Solutions

Transparent pricing with no hidden fees.

Timely Completion

Quick resolutions to meet your deadlines.

Our Business Consultancy Services

Beyond liquidation, we provide

Our Service Areas in Dubai

Free Zone Areas

Our expertise covers Dubai’s major free zones, including:

Mainland Areas

We provide liquidation services in key business hubs such as:

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Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, shareholders can object, but it may delay the process or require legal resolution.

It’s an official document confirming your company has been legally closed.

Costs vary depending on the company size and obligations. Contact us for a detailed estimate.

Typically, 1–3 months, depending on complexity.

The steps include passing a resolution, appointing a liquidator, settling debts, and canceling the trade license.

The process involves passing a resolution, appointing a liquidator, settling liabilities, and canceling the trade license.

Yes, employees must be notified, and their dues should be settled as part of the process.

The liquidator will use company assets to pay off creditors before distributing any remaining assets to shareholders.

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Let’s Work Together

At Capital Plus Auditing of Accounts, we’re here to simplify the complexities of company liquidation. Contact us today to discover how we can guide you through every step of the process, ensuring a smooth and hassle-free experience.