A limited liability company is a type of legal entity that can be formed on the basis of shared ownership of one or more owners.
Instructions
Step 1
Selling an LLC is the easiest liquidation option. To do this, you will need to conclude a sale and purchase agreement, issue a reappointment of a new director or head of the board of directors and chief accountant. In the event that, due to the change of director, some of the founders left the company, it is necessary to notify all other shareholders and managers of off-budget funds, if any. The founders who retired from the LLC do not have any rights and obligations associated with it and do not bear responsibility for business risks.
Step 2
However, the Civil Code of Russia provides for another procedure for the liquidation of an LLC. It includes several stages. The first is the holding of a special commission for liquidation. The liquidation commission is a meeting of shareholders, at which a decision is directly made to terminate the organization's activities. The decision is recorded and the drawn up document, together with a written application, is submitted to the registration authority of St. Petersburg. This is MIFNS 15 - Interdistrict Inspectorate of the Federal Tax Service, which is located at st. Krasnykh tekstilshchikov, 10. Opening hours and contact numbers you can check on the website www.r78.nalog.ru.
Step 3
The Civil Code of the Russian Federation, as a next step, provides for a statement through the media on the liquidation of an LLC. Usually newspapers or magazines are used for this. The announcement must indicate: the exact name of the company, its legal address and the exact terms established by law for filing possible claims against the governing body of the LLC. The minimum possible period is 2 months from the official date of the application for liquidation.
Step 4
The Commission, with the help of the registration authority and the Tax Inspectorate, ascertains whether the liquidated organization has outstanding loans or any other debts. An LLC cannot be liquidated by law until all debts are paid off. If the company simply does not have the financial capacity to do this, the property of the LLC is sold or the bankruptcy procedure begins. If by the actions of the company someone has suffered major moral or material damage, their losses are replenished in the first place.
Step 5
The last step towards the liquidation of an LLC in St. Petersburg is deregistration with the registration authority of St. Petersburg. You will have to provide a petition for liquidation, signed by the shareholders, the decree on de-taxation and the corresponding decision of the meeting of shareholders.
