Easily dissolve your limited liability company online for only €199

A liquidation is very fast. If you start the procedure on our site you will receive all your legal documents within 24 hours: the liquidation decree, and two Chamber of Commerce forms. If you sign these documents immediately and return them to us by mail, the documents can be processed by the Chamber of Commerce the very next day. With this, the speed of the process depends mainly on the logistical processing by you (or PostNL).

No, unfortunately the Chamber of Commerce does not accept digital signatures. All documents must therefore be signed in pen. Also, the documents may not be scanned afterwards. This also qualifies as a digital signature. We need to receive the original, pen-signed documents.

If you dissolve your BV in early 2022, the Chamber of Commerce does not require financial information about the BV for a dissolution. Therefore, we do not need this either. You will still receive a request from the Chamber of Commerce to submit the last annual figures the year after the dissolution. This is about the part of the year that the BV still existed. During the dissolution, however, this plays no role. This does not mean that as a DGA you can renounce your financial obligations. You still have the obligation to keep proper accounts. You just won't be asked about it.

It is common for the BV to have regular, periodic tax debts outstanding at the time of dissolution (VAT, payroll tax, VpB). After the dissolution of the BV, you handle these debts as you are accustomed to doing. This is done by the director of the BV who is appointed as "custodian of the books" (usually the DGA). Do you have overdue tax liabilities? If so, you must first consult with the tax authorities about this debt before you proceed to liquidate it.

Yes you can. The dissolution of the BV is done by signing a director's resolution. This director's resolution also decides that any assets will be distributed to the directors at the same time as the dissolution. The usual DGA salary rules also apply here. This means that gains can be distributed to the directors as dividends, as long as the mandatory DGA salary has been paid (and the payroll taxes on it have been remitted). You make the final payment from the business account. You apply the corresponding payment reference and remit the corresponding tax.

For the dissolution of the BV through Firm24, it is important that all directors are on the same page. A BV can indeed be dissolved with less than 100% of the votes, but this requires convening a General Meeting, proper notice, and proper compliance with the applicable rules. These formalities are not required as long as all directors agree to sign outside the meeting.

If you still want to push through a conflict scenario, we recommend that you be well prepared, and certainly not just "pull the plug" yourself. So in this case, we ask you NOT to follow this procedure, but to contact us directly at support@firm24.com.