How to Get Rid of a "Dormant" LLC in 3 Days: Exiting a Business Without Audits or Risks

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Liquidation of the company
LLC Liquidation in Ukraine
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Many business owners who need to close a company in Ukraine often put the matter off "for later." The company isn't operating, no business is being conducted, accounts are empty — and it seems as though it simply exists in the background without any consequences. But this is the fundamental mistake.

An LLC cannot simply "exist": it may not be active, but it is still required to fulfill basic obligations (reporting, etc.). As long as it is registered, it remains a full-fledged business entity with duties, liabilities, and potential risks. The most troublesome part is that these risks accumulate unnoticed.

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Publication date: 20/05/2026


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Name: Marina Losenko

Position: Associate

Education: National Aviation University

Knowledge of languages: Russian, Ukrainian

Email: [email protected]

Marina Losenko is a lawyer of the company, specializing in corporate law and intellectual property law.

Marina has extensive experience of registration and dissolution of enterprises, charities and non-governmental organizations, representative offices of foreign companies as well as formalization of changes to registration information of the entities.

For quite a long time she has been working in the field of licensing and obtained licenses for different types of business activities including sale of medicines (license for activities of drugstores); wholesale of pesticides and agrochemicals; activities with scrap; activities with hazardous wastes; operations with scrap of precious metals and gemstones; private security services; transportation; tour services; use of redio frequency resource; IPTV services, etc.


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