Liquidation
Close a Bangladeshi company properly, so it stops being a liability the day it stops trading.
A company that has stopped operating has not stopped existing. Until it is formally wound up and struck off, its directors and shareholders continue to carry the filings, the tax position and the exposure — indefinitely.
We manage voluntary liquidations end to end: resolutions and documentation, final tax and VAT clearance, creditor settlement, final accounts, de-registration with every authority, and the strike-off application itself.
Where a formal winding-up is the wrong instrument for the company’s financial position, we will say so and recommend the route that actually fits.
What the process covers
Resolutions and documentation
Shareholder resolutions and board papers for voluntary winding-up.
Licensed liquidator
Appointment and coordination where the law requires one.
Final tax clearance
Final return preparation and NBR clearance certificate.
VAT de-registration
Final VAT return and de-registration.
Creditor settlement
Settlement of outstanding liabilities and creditor communication.
Final accounts and RJSC filings
Registration cancellations
Trade licence and other operational registrations.
BB and BIDA de-registration
For foreign-invested entities.
Strike-off
Application and confirmation of final dissolution.
Built for these situations
- International groups exiting the Bangladesh market
- Project entities that have fulfilled their purpose
- Dormant companies still accruing filing obligations
- Shareholders resolving legacy or inherited structures
Why clients keep this with us
Closing correctly is as technical as opening. We do both — which means we know exactly which of your registrations will come back to find you.
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