Voluntary Liquidation Services India | Company Liquidation under IBC | S.K. Agrawal & Co.
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Voluntary Liquidation Advisory in India

Close Your Company Through Legal Liquidation Process — Structured Exit with Full Compliance & Asset Realisation.

  • Voluntary Liquidation Process Advisory
  • Liquidator Appointment & Coordination
  • Asset Realisation & Distribution
  • End-to-End Legal Assistance
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What is Voluntary Liquidation?

Voluntary liquidation is a process where a company decides to wind up its affairs voluntarily, without being forced by creditors or tribunal. It is governed under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016 (IBC) and applicable regulations.

  • Applicable to solvent companies — no outstanding debts
  • Directors declare solvency — formal declaration of no debt
  • Assets liquidated & distributed — proper settlement
  • Company dissolved legally — formal closure with ROC

Who Should Opt for Voluntary Liquidation?

Ideal for companies planning a structured exit.

Companies with no business operations

Companies with no or minimal liabilities

Businesses planning structured exit

Foreign subsidiaries closing India operations

Our Voluntary Liquidation Services

Complete advisory and execution support under IBC.

Pre-Liquidation Advisory (Eligibility, Solvency Declaration)
Liquidator Coordination & Appointment Assistance
Documentation & ROC Filings
Asset Realisation & Distribution Strategy
Final Dissolution & Closure Confirmation
End-to-End Legal Assistance

Voluntary Liquidation Process

Structured, compliant, and transparent.

1

Board & Shareholder Approval

Resolution for liquidation & NCLT intimation

2

Declaration of Solvency

Directors confirm no outstanding debt

3

Appointment of Liquidator

Registered insolvency professional appointed

4

Liquidation Process

Asset realisation, settlement & final report

Process Duration 6–12 months (typical)
Complex Cases May extend further
Final Dissolution Application for closure

Key Considerations

Ensure a smooth voluntary liquidation process.

Company must be solvent

Declaration of solvency mandatory

All liabilities must be settled

Proper documentation required

Compliance with IBC regulations

Why Choose S.K. Agrawal & Co.?

Expertise in IBC & Liquidation Matters

Structured & Compliant Exit Strategy

End-to-End Advisory & Execution

Strong Regulatory Understanding

Trusted by Corporates & Professionals

Our Service Presence

Based in Delhi & Faridabad, we serve clients across India & globally.

DelhiFaridabadGurugramNoida GhaziabadMumbaiPuneBangalore HyderabadKolkataChennaiAhmedabad
Pan India & International Client Support

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✓ For solvent companies only • IBC compliant • Full asset realisation

Frequently Asked Questions

What is voluntary liquidation?

Voluntary liquidation is a legal process where a solvent company decides to wind up its affairs voluntarily, without being forced by creditors or tribunal, governed by IBC, 2016.

Who can opt for voluntary liquidation?

Only solvent companies with no outstanding liabilities can opt for voluntary liquidation.

Is tribunal approval required for voluntary liquidation?

Final dissolution is approved by the NCLT/authorities after completion of the liquidation process and submission of final report.

How long does the voluntary liquidation process take?

Typically 6–12 months. Complex cases may take longer depending on asset realisation and regulatory approvals.

What is declaration of solvency?

A formal declaration by directors confirming that the company has no outstanding debts and can pay all liabilities in full within a specified period.

Can a company with debt opt for voluntary liquidation?

No, only solvent companies are eligible. Companies with debt must consider other insolvency resolution processes.

Do you handle the complete liquidation process?

Yes, we provide end-to-end advisory, documentation, liquidator coordination, and compliance support throughout the liquidation process.

Is voluntary liquidation better than strike-off?

For companies with assets and liabilities, voluntary liquidation is the proper legal process. Strike-off is for dormant companies with no assets/liabilities.

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