Expert Business Liquidation for Companies with 100+ Employees

Closing a large company in Ukraine requires meticulous attention to law, finance, and human resources. Consultant.Biz begins with a confidential consultation, studying your company’s legal and financial position. We assess the corporate structure, asset composition, employee count, and any debts or cross-border matters. Our dedicated legal team prepares all mandatory documents—shareholder decisions, asset inventories, tax and regulatory notifications, and employee communications. Every step is documented for audit-readiness. We submit filings to the Unified State Register and ensure that tax authorities, banks, creditors, and employees are all properly notified. Consultant.Biz also manages public announcements to allow creditor claims, in accordance with Ukrainian statutes. For companies with debts, we build a custom plan — this may include negotiated debt settlements, liquidation through merger, or safe bankruptcy filing. Our experts help you avoid legal loopholes, consistently update you, and coordinate with external auditors if needed. All labor matters are resolved with strict respect for employee rights, transparent severance procedures, and compliance with labor law. Our team oversees the preparation and submission of all closure balance sheets and documentation, the secure destruction of seals, and closure of banking accounts. Consultant.Biz works on a stage-by-stage payment system. Prices are broken down transparently at the outset and are not subject to hidden increases. We assign a dedicated project manager and legal lead for constant communication at every stage of the liquidation. Clients receive regular updates, risk assessments, and timeframe control so no deadline is missed. You stay shielded from liability, fines, and unexpected costs. By taking over every legal, financial, and human-resources obligation, Consultant.Biz allows business owners and executives to focus on future projects, all while protecting their reputation and ensuring the company’s exit from the market is above reproach.