1. Summary
After expiry of the time period for creditors to submit claims of 1 to 3 months (according to the time period specified in the first stage of liquidation), the second and final stage of liquidation must be completed with the Register of Enterprises.
| Review period is 1–3 business days (excluding the day of submission)* | 
| Fee EUR 0 | 
| Submit documents via the e-service |
| * The statutory time limit for reviewing documents may be extended pursuant to Section 64(2) of the Administrative Procedure Law. | |||||
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| Documents in foreign languages, electronic document submission, etc. | General procedures: registration at a pre-selected time, pre-submission document verification, etc. |
| Explanations (beneficial owners, etc.) | Details and payments |
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Documents to be submitted:
- application form KR14;
- plan for the distribution of the company’s remaining assets (if such a plan has been drawn up).
Before submitting documents to the Register of Enterprises, all obligations towards the State Revenue Service must be settled, including submission of the final financial statement and the auditor’s opinion, if an audit has been carried out. After receiving the documents, the Register of Enterprises requests a statement from the State Revenue Service regarding fulfilment of the company's obligations. If all obligations towards the State Revenue Service have not been fulfilled, the Register of Enterprises may not remove the company from the commercial register.
Documents must be submitted to the Register of Enterprises within 14 days after distribution of the company's remaining assets.