Company liquidation and acquisition

We assist with business closure, company liquidation, or company purchase if it’s no longer needed for your business. We provide comprehensive legal and accounting support for the entire liquidation process—both in the Czech Republic and abroad.

Company dissolution without worries. We handle everything—professionally, reliably, and discreetly.

From start to finish, we manage the full process, including all related legal, tax, and accounting obligations. Whether you operate an s.r.o., joint-stock company, or another entity, we have completed dozens of successful cases. Together with PKF APOGEO tax and accounting experts, we ensure a smooth process and minimize risks.

Our liquidation process

1. The company’s entry into liquidation is decided via a notarial deed.
2. We take over full management and responsibility—from filing motions to company deregistration.
3. We help appoint a liquidator, or recommend a verified expert.
4. We arrange all statutory changes in the Commercial Register and Business Bulletin.
5. We handle deregistrations and secure necessary approvals from state authorities.
6. With our tax and accounting team, we manage all tax and accounting obligations, including final statements.
7. We complete liquidation by submitting a deletion request to the register.

The process is carried out thoroughly, in compliance with the law, and with maximum protection of the company owners’ interests.

What is company liquidation and how much does it cost?

Company liquidation is the legal method of business termination. It involves legal and financial actions leading to the company’s complete cessation. The result: the company has no assets or liabilities and is permanently deleted from the register.

• The price of professional liquidation starts at CZK 44,500.
• The process is handled carefully, discreetly, and with client protection in mind.
• The standard duration is 6–8 months, depending on complexity.

Current price list

When is the quoted price final?

• The company has timely and correct tax filings.
• Accounting is compliant with law.
• No employees, accounts, disputes, or liabilities.
• No assets and currently inactive.
• No legal or economic obstacles to liquidation.

Voluntary vs. compulsory liquidation

Voluntary liquidation – initiated by company owners, typically due to achieving business goals, changing strategy, or redirecting investments.
The decision is internal, made by the general meeting or shareholders.

Compulsory liquidation – ordered by the court, usually due to serious legal violations such as prolonged inactivity, loss of business license, or internal conflicts.
In these cases, a court-appointed liquidator—often a contractual expert or insolvency administrator—is assigned.
We can assist even in such situations, minimizing legal risks.

TIP: Sometimes compulsory liquidation can be avoided by transforming the company, e.g., via merger with a ready-made company—we can handle that too.

What is company purchase?

If your company meets the above criteria (no assets or liabilities), it can also be sold, typically to foreign entities or investors.
This is a fast and effective solution for entrepreneurs wishing to immediately end their responsibility for the company.
The price for transfer-related services starts at CZK 45,900.

Interested in selling your company or arranging professional liquidation? Contact us to discuss your options.