If you decide to restore an already closed company, then, in the event that it has been deleted from the registry, it will be impossible to do this. But if you decide to resume the activities of the company after having suspended it for some time, then you, first of all, will need to restore accounting.
Instructions
Step 1
Contact your local tax authorities with a request for an extract from the Unified State Register of Legal Entities. You can also request to review your organization's registration file.
Step 2
Since during the entire period of the suspension of the company's activities, you filed a zero-reporting return to the tax authorities, in order to resume the company's activities in the same volume, you should conduct an audit of all assets and restore accounting.
Step 3
Contact a licensed auditing firm. Many audit firms can carry out between two checks (before and after recovery) and all the necessary accounting procedures.
Step 4
To restore accounting, you first need to carry out a preliminary assessment of the electronic databases of the accounting department of the past reporting periods. If the database is available in 1C Enterprise , it will speed up the recovery. If for some reason it is not there, then you will have to enter the primary data of the past periods in the databases to restore the accounting.
Step 5
When restoring accounting, of no small importance is the taxation system used for reporting (OSN, STS).
Step 6
After the restoration of accounting, another audit must be carried out to confirm the correctness of the restoration procedure.
Step 7
Contact your local tax authorities with the results of your audits to resume reporting.
Step 8
Conduct an inventory of all inventory items, funds and materials on the balance sheet of the enterprise. Notify staff when you go to work.
Step 9
Conduct an inventory of settlements with counterparties. Restore the supply and distribution of goods.
