Close Corporation Deregistration (Namibia)
R 5,950.00 R 5,750.00
If a Close Corporation is no longer operating or has ceased trading, it is important to apply for voluntary deregistration with BIPA Namibia. This helps formally remove the entity from the register and avoids ongoing compliance issues. GFI provides professional assistance with the deregistration process to help ensure that the application is properly prepared and submitted.
What GFI does to help
- Assists with the voluntary deregistration process at BIPA Namibia
- Reviews the Close Corporation records before submission
- Helps ensure the entity is up to date with BIPA annual duties
- Helps confirm that Social Security records are up to date
- Helps confirm that NAMRA / tax matters are up to date
- Assists with drafting the required resolution letter
Documents and information typically required
- Written resolution letter in terms of section 67(2) of the Close Corporations Act
- Copy of the original founding statement
- Copy of the amended founding statement, if applicable
- Proof that BIPA annual duties have been paid from 2012 to date
Important requirements
Before a Close Corporation can be deregistered:
- BIPA annual duties must be paid in full
- Social Security must be up to date
- Tax / finance returns must be up to date
How the process generally works
- An application for voluntary deregistration is submitted to BIPA Namibia
- BIPA reviews the application and checks whether there are any outstanding annual duties
- If the records are in order, BIPA starts the deregistration process
- BIPA notifies the relevant authorities, including NAMRA and the Social Security Commission
- If there are no objections, the deregistration is approved, published, and the Close Corporation is removed from the register
Product Description
If a Close Corporation is no longer operating or has ceased trading, it is important to apply for voluntary deregistration with BIPA Namibia. This helps formally remove the entity from the register and avoids ongoing compliance issues. GFI provides professional assistance with the deregistration process to help ensure that the application is properly prepared and submitted.
What GFI does to help
- Assists with the voluntary deregistration process at BIPA Namibia
- Reviews the Close Corporation records before submission
- Helps ensure the entity is up to date with BIPA annual duties
- Helps confirm that Social Security records are up to date
- Helps confirm that NAMRA / tax matters are up to date
- Assists with drafting the required resolution letter
Documents and information typically required
- Written resolution letter in terms of section 67(2) of the Close Corporations Act
- Copy of the original founding statement
- Copy of the amended founding statement, if applicable
- Proof that BIPA annual duties have been paid from 2012 to date
Important requirements
Before a Close Corporation can be deregistered:
- BIPA annual duties must be paid in full
- Social Security must be up to date
- Tax / finance returns must be up to date
How the process generally works
- An application for voluntary deregistration is submitted to BIPA Namibia
- BIPA reviews the application and checks whether there are any outstanding annual duties
- If the records are in order, BIPA starts the deregistration process
- BIPA notifies the relevant authorities, including NAMRA and the Social Security Commission
- If there are no objections, the deregistration is approved, published, and the Close Corporation is removed from the register
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