You can start before making travel plans
Owners often decide to close a Georgian company after moving away. The initial review can begin by email or Zoom. We establish the company’s registered status, reporting history and remaining business matters before discussing the documents needed for representation.
Tell us where the shareholders and directors are now based. That helps us assess the signing arrangements and avoid requesting documents that do not suit the country or the people involved.
Who owns the company and who can sign?
A company owned and directed by one individual has different document needs from a company with a foreign corporate shareholder or several directors. We check who must approve the work, who has authority to act and which records establish that authority.
Documents issued or signed abroad may require certification, an apostille or legalisation, and translation. The requirements depend on the country and document concerned. We confirm the arrangements before you incur those costs.
The accounts matter wherever you are
Leaving Georgia does not, by itself, end company registration or reporting obligations. If a previous accountant handled the filings, tell us whether that person is still available and what records you hold.
An unused company may still have bank charges, shareholder funding or an estimated RS.ge assessment to review. If accounts need rebuilding, we can quote for accounting reconstruction and reporting alongside the closure work.
Fees and document costs
The €1,360 liquidation package is available for eligible uncomplicated dormant or reporting-compliant companies and includes authority fees. Notary and translation fees are included in the basic package when the same person is sole shareholder and sole director.
Other ownership structures and additional document work are quoted separately. Any required apostille or legalisation is identified in the proposal. See fees and inclusions for the distinction between service costs and the company’s own liabilities.
Allow time for preparation
The company-liquidation planning estimate is around six months from formal Registry filing. Obtaining documents and signatures, completing missing reports and resolving existing issues come before that starting point where required.
Let us know about travel dates or decisions that depend on closure. We can assess their relevance to the proposed timetable and tell you when your input will be needed.
Arrange a conversation
Use the Zoom consultation form to suggest suitable dates and choose your time zone. The list shows the current GMT offset; we confirm the appointment time for the date agreed.
Give the company name, your role and a short description of its history. Add the identification number if available. We will follow up with focused questions and a document request suited to the company.
