We close your s.r.o. lawfully and without unnecessary risk: from the shareholders’ resolution and the notary to deletion from the commercial register. We run the whole process ourselves — no trip to Czechia needed.
Free review: debts, assets, employees
Notary resolution, “v likvidaci” entry
Creditors, taxes, final balance sheet
Company deleted from the register ✓
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The process
Liquidation is the formal procedure for closing a legal entity: the company settles with its creditors, closes its books and taxes, and is then deleted from the commercial register (obchodní rejstřík). The procedure is governed by the Civil Code (No. 89/2012 Sb.) and the Business Corporations Act (No. 90/2012 Sb.).
Options
Liquidation is not the only route. At the consultation we pick the option that fits your situation: debts, assets, timing and whether you want to keep the company
The most reliable route for a company without serious debts. It usually takes 4–6 months — most of it is the mandatory creditor period. Suitable when you need to close the company “cleanly”
DiscussYou hand the s.r.o. to a new owner — faster than liquidation (weeks, not months). Suitable for a “clean” company without debts; the contract and re-registration must be handled correctly
DiscussIf you own several companies, one can be merged into another: its rights and obligations pass to the successor and no liquidation is needed. A common choice within a group of companies
DiscussIf a company owes more than it owns, ordinary liquidation is not possible — the law requires an insolvency petition. We help assess the situation and avoid missing the mandatory deadlines
DiscussHow it works
The whole path from the first consultation to the register extract — you always know where we are and what comes next
We check debts, assets, contracts, employees and VAT status. We prepare a plan and a cost estimate — you see the whole path before work starts
1–2 weeksThe books are closed as of the day before liquidation starts: we prepare extraordinary financial statements (mimořádná účetní závěrka)
1–2 weeksShareholders decide on liquidation before a notary (notářský zápis) and appoint a liquidator. If you are abroad, a power of attorney is enough
1 day at the notaryWe file the documents with the registry court — “v likvidaci” is added to the company name; from then on the company is in liquidation and only the liquidator acts
usually up to 2 weeksWe publish the notice to creditors (Obchodní věstník) and notify known ones. We observe the mandatory period, terminate contracts, settle debts and close accounts
from 3 monthsWe prepare the final accounts and the liquidator’s report, file the tax return for the liquidation period and deregister the company with the tax office and insurers
2–4 weeksWe file the application for deletion from the commercial register (návrh na výmaz). After the court decision the company ceases to exist — you receive the extract
usually up to 2 weeksThe timeline is approximate. The mandatory creditor period is highlighted in orange — it is the longest and does not depend on us. With employees, debts, assets or VAT the process can take longer.
From you
It is fine if some papers are missing — we will recover them. For the first consultation, the company name or IČO is enough
From us
You make the decisions — we do the rest and keep you informed at every stage
Pricing
The exact price depends on the company itself, so we agree the final estimate after a free review — you know what you pay for before work begins
Our work: from 40,000 Kč. The first review and consultation are free.
The size and “age” of the company, the state of past accounting, employees, VAT status, debts and assets, and whether a power of attorney, apostille and document translation are needed.
Notary services, creditor notices and state fees. We show these costs in the estimate in advance so there are no surprises.
Review, preparing and filing documents, dealing with the notary, the court, the tax office and insurers, closing the books, and support until the register extract.
Leave a request or call us. Give us the company’s IČO — we will quickly tell you which route fits and what it will cost and how long it will take.
In practice
These come up most often. We check them in advance so you do not lose months
If accounts and tax returns for past years were not filed, the register and the tax office will stop the process. We put the books in order first.
Debts to the tax office, insurers, suppliers or employees surface during the creditor stage. We check them in advance and choose the right route.
Outdated data, expired passports, foreign documents without an apostille and translation. We prepare everything correctly from the start — translation and apostille are both available in our office.
If the company cannot pay its debts, ordinary liquidation is not allowed. Carrying on “out of habit” is risky — we tell you in time when insolvency proceedings are needed.
Dismissals, closing the VAT registration and terminating leases and service contracts must be done in the right order and on time.
A dormant company does not disappear from the register on its own. While it exists, obligations and risks keep growing — it is simpler to close it right away.
Team
Consult24 lawyers and consultants — available at every stage, not only at the start
Every client has a named person on the team — you always know who to call and never retell your story
Reviews
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FAQ
Did not find an answer? Call us — we will advise on your situation
A free review — we will tell you which route fits you, how long it takes and what to prepare
Get a consultation +420 799 565 977How to find us
Jindřišská 831/2, Prague 1 — 2 minutes from Wenceslas Square
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Liquidation is the formal procedure for closing a company: the liquidator settles with creditors, closes the books and taxes, remaining assets go to the shareholders, and then the company is deleted from the commercial register. It is needed when the business closes, a project ends or the company is no longer required.
Review of the company, extraordinary accounts, the shareholders’ resolution before a notary and the liquidator’s appointment, the “v likvidaci” entry, the creditor notice and the mandatory period, settlements and final accounts, and the application for deletion. We handle each stage and explain it in plain language.
A standard s.r.o. liquidation takes about 4–6 months — mainly because of the mandatory creditor period. Selling the company or a merger can be faster. The real timeline depends on the state of the books, debts, employees and VAT — we estimate it at the free consultation.
If you live abroad or cannot travel to Czechia, the process can be run under a power of attorney. We prepare the power of attorney, the apostille and the document translation in one office and talk to you in Ukrainian, Russian, Czech or English — no extra middlemen.
We run the process from the first review to the register extract and name the stages, timing and costs up front. Accounting, a registered address, translations and powers of attorney are all next door, so every question around liquidation is solved in one place. Our office at Jindřišská 831/2 is two minutes from Wenceslas Square.
Call +420 799 565 977 or leave a request on the site — give us the company’s IČO and we will get back to you within a business day with the right option and the first steps.
Consult 24 Global s.r.o. — a private company providing consulting and legal services. We are not a government body and are not affiliated with the authorities of the Czech Republic. The decision to delete a company from the commercial register is made solely by the registry court; tax and insurance matters are decided by the relevant state authorities. We prepare and file documents and represent your interests. Final decisions rest with the authorities and we cannot influence them. Terms and conditions are approximate and depend on the specific company.