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Running a company is definitely a challenging activity. And over time, some companies would rather move back to head to bankruptcy. This may lead to a final decision of dissolving a company.
Company dissolution in Indonesia initially is the process of removing the legal status of a company as a legal entity. Therefore, when a company declares a dissolution, it should terminate all the company activities legally.
Just like how it’s established, the dissolution of a company cannot be done casually. In order for the loss of legal entity status to be recognised, the owners still need to fulfil several requirements and take legal steps according to procedures.
Dissolving a company through Lets Move Indonesia will save you effort, time and money due to our efficient services and competitive prices. We ensure your company dissolution runs accordingly based on the current regulations in Indonesia.
The law source for dissolution refers to Company Law No.40 the Year 2007
Completing a company dissolution can take 2 years at most.
No, both PT and PMA have the same procedure.
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