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Company Liquidation and Wind-up Services in Saudi Arabia

Expert Assistance for Smooth Closure

How Corprights Can Assist You with Company Wind-up Services?

At Corprights, we provide company closure services in Saudi Arabia, ensuring a smooth and compliant windup of your business. Our team of experts CA/Lawyers will guide you through every step of the dissolution process, from settling outstanding liabilities to completing necessary government paperwork. We handle all legal and regulatory requirements, allowing you to focus on other priorities while ensuring a seamless and efficient dissolution process.

How it works

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Simple Steps for Company Liquidation and Closure in Saudi Arabia

1
Board of Directors Meeting

The company’s board meets to decide whether to close the business.

2
Application for Liquidation

The company submits a request to the Ministry of Commerce and Investment (MCI) to start the liquidation process.

3
Announcing the Decision

The company’s decision to dissolve is published in the Official Gazette, letting the public know about the closure.

4
Appointing a Liquidator

The shareholders or partners choose someone (a liquidator) to manage the closing process. If they don't, a court can appoint one.

5
Notifying Creditors

Creditors (those the company owes money to) are informed and given time to claim what they are owed.

How it works

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Simple Steps for Company Liquidation and Closure in Saudi Arabia

1
Board of Directors Meeting

The company’s board meets to decide whether to close the business.

2
Application for Liquidation

The company submits a request to the Ministry of Commerce and Investment (MCI) to start the liquidation process.

3
Announcing the Decision

The company’s decision to dissolve is published in the Official Gazette, letting the public know about the closure.

4
Appointing a Liquidator

The shareholders or partners choose someone (a liquidator) to manage the closing process. If they don't, a court can appoint one.

5
Notifying Creditors

Creditors (those the company owes money to) are informed and given time to claim what they are owed.

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Steps to Closure

1
Closing Bank Accounts

The company’s bank accounts are closed as part of the liquidation.

2
Final Tax Filing & Deregistration

The company files its final tax returns and removes itself from tax records in Saudi Arabia.

3
Cancelling Employee Visas & Settling Dues

Employee visas are canceled, and any unpaid salaries or dues are cleared.

4
Liquidator’s Responsibilities

The liquidator sells the company’s assets and uses the money to pay off debts. They also take care of any legal or tax issues that come up.

5
Final Report by the Liquidator

The liquidator writes a final report on how the liquidation process was carried out and how

6
Issuing the Liquidation Certificate

Once everything is settled, the Ministry of Commerce and Investment (MCI) gives a certificate to officially close the company.

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