LLC Liquidation in Ukraine When the Owner and Director Are Abroad

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Liquidation of the company
LLC Liquidation in Ukraine
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A owner or director moving abroad does not mean that a Ukrainian LLC must be left in "limbo." A "dormant" company does not simply vanish on its own. It continues to accumulate liabilities: unnoticed tax debts, ongoing reporting requirements that go unfulfilled, and a legal status that can trigger personal claims against you as a manager or owner at any moment.

A company can be liquidated even if the owner and director are physically located outside of Ukraine. Most legal actions can be executed through a representative and liquidator in Ukraine, while the necessary documents can be executed abroad.

The issue is rarely that the process is impossible; rather, documents executed haphazardly—without a clearly defined scope of powers or proper legalization—must be redone, dragging the procedure out for months.

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Publication date: 03/09/2026


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Marina Losenko

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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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