Voluntary Liquidation in Nashik | N D Savla & Associates
Voluntary Liquidation · Nashik, Maharashtra

Voluntary Liquidation — An Orderly Exit for Solvent Companies.

End-to-end support for voluntary liquidation of a solvent company under the IBC, from the declaration of solvency through to final dissolution.

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A solvent company that has no further business purpose can choose to wind itself up voluntarily, provided its directors are able to declare, on the basis of the company's financial position, that it can pay its debts in full.

N D Savla & Associates supports companies in Nashik and across Maharashtra through voluntary liquidation, preparing the financial basis for the declaration of solvency and supporting the process through to dissolution.

Because the declaration of solvency is a statement directors make on their own responsibility, we make sure the financial position behind it is verified and properly documented before it is signed.

Our Voluntary Liquidation Services

Solvency Assessment

Assessment of the company's financial position to support the declaration of solvency.

Declaration of Solvency Support

Preparation of the financial statements accompanying the directors' declaration.

Asset Valuation

Valuation of company assets as part of the solvency documentation.

Liquidator Appointment Support

Financial documentation to support appointment of the liquidator by members.

Creditor Claims Process

Support in inviting and settling claims from the company's creditors.

Asset Realisation & Distribution

Realisation of remaining assets and distribution of surplus to members.

Statutory Filings

Preparation of the statutory filings required during the voluntary liquidation process.

Dissolution Support

Financial closure support through to the company's final dissolution.

Our Voluntary Liquidation Process

1

Solvency Review

We review the company's financial position to confirm it can support a solvency declaration.

2

Declaration & Appointment

The declaration of solvency is finalised and a liquidator is appointed by members.

3

Creditor Process

Claims from creditors are invited and settled from the company's assets.

4

Realisation & Distribution

Remaining assets are realised and any surplus is distributed to members.

5

Dissolution

Final statutory filings are completed and the company is dissolved.

Why It Matters

Solvency position verified before the declaration is signed
Financial statements prepared to support the documentation
Creditor claims settled in an orderly, documented process
Asset realisation and distribution properly recorded
Statutory filings completed at each stage of the process
A faster route to closure than the standard winding-up process
Reduced risk for directors relying on the solvency declaration
Support carried through to final dissolution

Frequently Asked Questions

It is a signed statement by the majority of directors confirming, based on a full inquiry into the company's affairs, that the company has no debts or will be able to pay its debts in full within the specified period.
The members of a solvent company can initiate voluntary liquidation by passing the necessary resolution, once the directors' declaration of solvency has been made.
The liquidator is appointed by the members through a resolution, and their appointment is subsequently confirmed by the creditors if the company has any outstanding debts.
Assets are realised by the liquidator, creditor claims are settled first, and any surplus remaining is distributed among the members.
Timing depends on the size of the company and how quickly claims are settled, though it is generally a more direct process than liquidation of an insolvent company.
Once assets are distributed and statutory filings are complete, an application is made for dissolution, bringing the company's legal existence to a close.

Winding up a solvent company?

Talk to us before the declaration of solvency is signed — we’ll help you close the company correctly.