Minutes of liquidation closing AGM

Description

When a company is in judicial liquidation, the partners must first meet in general meeting in order to decide on the dissolution of the company. They must meet a second time, within a maximum of 3 years of the first general meeting, in order to deliberate on the closing of the liquidation of the company. The decision to close the liquidation must give rise to the drawing up of a report. These minutes must be registered at the tax office and at the clerk’s office of the commercial court in the context of the delisting of the company from the Trade and Companies Register. It must also be published in a newspaper of legal notices.