Company liquidation is a formal process of winding up business operations, settling debts, and distributing remaining assets to shareholders. In the UAE, it must be conducted in full compliance with legal requirements to avoid penalties.
TMG Global provides end-to-end guidance, from auditing your company records to submitting liquidation applications to the relevant authorities. Our team ensures a smooth, compliant closure that safeguards your reputation and legal standing.
Whether your company is debt-free or has outstanding obligations, we navigate complex cases professionally. With TMG Global, you can close your business efficiently, freeing yourself from ongoing liabilities and regulatory concerns.
Company liquidation, also known as dissolution, involves formally ending your business, settling all debts, and distributing any remaining assets. The process is strictly regulated in the UAE and must be followed precisely to avoid fines, travel bans, or legal liability for shareholders.
TMG Global provides complete business setup solutions, guiding you through each step with clarity and precision. Our experts manage all requirements, helping you choose the best structure and jurisdiction for your goals.
Review company records, obligations, and debts.
Legally settle outstanding debts and notify creditors.
Submit liquidation applications to the DED or relevant Freezone.
Officially cancel trade licenses and employee visas.
Assist with closing corporate bank accounts properly.
With years of experience and strong local connections, TMG Global ensures a compliant and efficient liquidation process that protects your interests and legal standing.
Prevent future claims against shareholders.
Fulfill all legal obligations with UAE authorities.
Close your company knowing all steps are handled correctly.
We handle complex liquidation cases, including debt and dispute scenarios.
Plan your meeting with ease. Select a date that suits you, and we'll make sure an expert is ready to assist you with your business setup in the UAE.
It varies, typically 2-4 months for a debt-free company, depending on jurisdiction and complexity.
Improper closure can result in fines, travel bans for shareholders, and personal liability for company debts.
