What We Take Care Of

We manage every step required by Estonian law for a proper and compliant liquidation:

• Preparation of the liquidation decision and appointment of a liquidator
• Drafting and filing the liquidation application with the Commercial Register
• Publishing the creditor notice in the Official Gazette (Ametlikud Teadaanded)
• Preparing the opening liquidation balance sheet and overview of assets/liabilities
• Handling correspondence with the Tax and Customs Board and other authorities
• Closing contractual obligations and assisting with account/subscription termination
• Preparing the final liquidation report and financial statements
• Filing the final application to remove the company from the Commercial Register

Throughout the process, we provide clear updates and ensure all legal deadlines are met.

Legal & Accounting Compliance

Liquidation includes both legal and accounting procedures. We ensure your company is fully compliant before deregistration:

• Review of accounting records and past reports
• Identification of outstanding liabilities and remaining assets
• Assistance with debt settlement and asset distribution
• Preparation and submission of required financial statements
• Correction of any accounting gaps to avoid delays or penalties

What You Can Expect

• A single point of contact throughout the entire process
• Transparent workflow and predictable timelines
• No bureaucracy — everything handled digitally
• Protection from mistakes that could cause fines or delays
• Guidance on document storage after liquidation

Typical Liquidation Timeline

The standard liquidation procedure in Estonia takes 4–8 months, depending on:

• Whether the company has outstanding obligations
• The number of creditors
• How quickly authorities respond

We monitor every stage and keep you informed throughout the process.

Who This Service Is Ideal For

• Companies that have completed their business goals
• Businesses with no activity planning to close
• Startups discontinuing operations
• International teams relocating structure to another jurisdiction