The lifecycle of a BVI company isn’t always necessarily a long one. Unforeseen circumstances may lead to liquidation or a change in a company’s structure could result in dissolution. The completion of a transaction, or the conclusion of a merger, acquisition or simplification of group corporate structures may also mean entities need to be liquidated.
The BVI Business Companies Act, 2004 provides for a solvent company in the British Virgin Islands to be dissolved through a process referred to as “voluntary liquidation”.
Voluntary liquidation is a straightforward and inexpensive process to wind up a company or a group of companies that brings formal closure and greater certainty as well as mitigating risk for directors, shareholders and other stakeholders.
All duties and obligations under BVI law cease upon dissolution of the company.
Litigation cannot be commenced against a company after it has been dissolved.
The company can no longer accrue liabilities after it has been dissolved.
Based on the company having no residual assets or liabilities at the time of appointment. If this is not the case, please contact us for a tailored low fixed quote.
We offer discounted rates for bulk engagements.
Based on the company having no residual assets or liabilities at the time of appointment. If this is not the case, please contact us for a tailored low fixed quote.
We offer discounted rates for bulk engagements.