The process of dissolving a company is a mandatory procedure to terminate business operations in accordance with the law.
First, the enterprise must complete all tax obligations, including filing, paying outstanding taxes, handling invoices, and finalizing all liabilities with the tax authority.

At the same time, the company must fulfill all obligations toward its employees, such as terminating labor contracts, paying salaries, insurance, and other related entitlements.
 
Other financial obligations, including settling debts with partners, credit institutions, and outstanding payables, must also be fully resolved.

After completing these obligations, the company prepares a report confirming the fulfillment of all financial responsibilities and submits a dissolution notice to the Department of Finance.

The Department of Finance will then transfer the data and request the tax authority to verify the completion of tax obligations.

Once the tax authority issues an official confirmation, the Department of Finance approves the dissolution dossier, and the company’s dissolution is considered complete.