DMCC Approved Liquidators in UAE
When a business is unable to run its activities, they must liquidate its assets. This is sometimes referred to as ‘License Cancellation’ or ‘License Termination.” In each zone, the liquidation procedure and regulations vary. In DMCC, the procedures and methods for liquidation are distinct from those in other zones. Closing a business is a difficult undertaking that necessitates a great deal of paperwork and legal labour. In DMCC, the Liquidator simplifies complicated procedures and assists the company with the liquidation process. The approved liquidators of the DMCC assist the company in winding up in accordance with UAE company legislation. A liquidator is appointed by the court or by the shareholders.
Types of DMCC Company Liquidation
The type of liquidation to be chosen is determined by the conditions that lead to the company’s closure.
The following are the several forms of DMCC Company Liquidations that can be done.
→ Summary Winding up – This is winding up when a companys director announces that the firm
can be wound up within six months.
→ Solvent Winding Up – This is a form of winding up that is done when the business s director states that the company can be wound up within a year.
→ Insolvent Voluntary Winding Up – This sort of winding up is done when a companys debts to creditors must be paid. This wind-up is done willingly by the company, as the name implies.
→ Involuntary Winding Up by The Competent Court – This sort of winding up occurs when the company receives instructions to wind up from the DMCC authorities. The company may be served with the order in the following circumstances:
(a) If the company has been struck off or
(b) When the company has broken the DMCC’s regulations.