Liquidation and Restructuring

Has the company become a burden?
Cut off the risk from your private wealth.

A dormant or indebted company is a ticking time bomb for the board (Art. 299 CCC). We conduct professional liquidation processes. We take over the formal burden, clear the KRS, and guarantee a clean slate.

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Board Protection
Formal Takeover
Removal from KRS

Why Can't You Just "Leave" the Company?

The Risk of Inaction

  • Art. 299 CCC. If the company cannot pay its debts, the board members are liable with their private wealth (house, savings).
  • Penalties from the Tax Office and KRS. Failure to submit financial statements results in fines and even forced liquidation.
  • Blocked future. A "dirty" history in the KRS prevents obtaining financing or opening new businesses.

The JoinPoland Solution

  • Formal takeover. We can appoint our liquidator, relieving the current board of operational duties.
  • Full procedure. We handle resolutions, MSiG announcements, accounting, and final removal from the KRS.
  • Legal shield. We act strictly within the limits of the law, ensuring that the process is unchallengeable by creditors.

The Process

How to close a company in 4 steps?

1

Audit

We analyze the financial and legal situation of the company to choose the optimal path (liquidation, bankruptcy, sale).

2

Opening

Shareholders' resolution, appointment of a liquidator, reporting to the KRS, and announcement in the MSiG.

3

Operations

Debt collection, fulfillment of obligations, sale of assets, and preparation of the liquidation balance sheet.

4

Removal

Approval of the final report, division of assets, and final removal of the entity from the KRS register.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does the liquidation of an LLC take?

By law, the liquidation process cannot be shorter than 6 months from the date of the announcement in the MSiG. In practice, taking into account the time for the courts to process applications, it usually takes from 7 to 12 months.

Can I liquidate a company with debts?

Standard liquidation requires the repayment of all creditors. If the company is insolvent, a bankruptcy petition must be filed. However, there are restructuring mechanisms that we can apply before making a final decision. Contact us for an analysis.

Do I have to be the liquidator?

No. By default, board members become liquidators, but shareholders can appoint another person to this function. We can provide a professional liquidator who will take over the formal burden.

Initial Qualification

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