Hello,
Anyone know the process / real cost of closing a bulgarian company that never had any activity and VAT?
Anyone know the process / real cost of closing a bulgarian company that never had any activity and VAT?
Thanks for the reply.nov111 said:
The procedure is as follows:
1. A certificate must be issued by the national revenue agency.
2. A liquidator is appointed (may be the manager) and must make a notarized consent to this.
3. The documents are filed with the Commercial Register and the company is declared in liquidation.
4. If the company is VAT registered, a request for deregistration is filed
5. A request is made for a certificate from the National Social Security Institute that it had no employees on contract. If it had employees it is a little more complicated.
6. After a period of 6 months has elapsed since the company was placed into liquidation, it can be wiped out.
Seems a bit messy, but it really isn't.
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The government never dissolve your company automatically. There are yearly fines if you don't publish annual report in commercial registry.cyprusbanker said:
If you don't live in Bulgaria just let it be and government will dissolve it after some time.
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It depends - from 500 to 1000 euro.
Thanks for the replynov111 said:
The government never dissolve your company automatically. There are yearly fines if you don't publish annual report in commercial registry.
It depends - from 500 to 1000 euro.
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I will upgrade the account in a few days and then I can recommend. Forum rules must be respected 🙂brainbug said:
Thanks for the reply
Any recommendation of a company or a lawyer that can assist?
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Good questionDandyline said:
In many countries, there are companies that buys the company from you and then handles everything. Mabye something similar in BG?
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Typically, a company is forcibly dissolved if it fails to submit its accounts and someone resigns as director. At least that's the case in many countries.nov111 said:
The government never dissolve your company automatically. There are yearly fines if you don't publish annual report in commercial registry.
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I don't knowJohnLocke said:
Typically, a company is forcibly dissolved if it fails to submit its accounts and someone resigns as director. At least that's the case in many countries.
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I meant that i don't want to waste months to wait and see what happens, i am asking here if someone can recommend local lawyer that can help with it.CoinMaster said:
why don't you ask a local lawyer to help you close the company by regulation rather than wasting time here? I mean, if you are so afraid of the consequences you waste your time here with your question.
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