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Estonian Company Liquidation FAQ for E-Residents
Can I liquidate my company if my e-Residency digital card has expired?
The expiry of an e-Residency digital ID does not end the legal existence or reporting obligations of an Estonian OÜ. The company must still be closed through the proper liquidation or register procedure. We assess the available identification, signing and power-of-attorney options for each case before starting.
What documents or information do I need to start?
To start, send us the Estonian company name and registry code, shareholder and contact details, the latest annual report, current accounting records, bank statements, and information about assets, liabilities, taxes or missing filings. We review the Estonian Commercial Register data and confirm what else is required.
Do I need to travel to Estonia?
Usually not. Estonian company liquidation can generally be handled remotely using digital signatures, verified identification and, where appropriate, a power of attorney. We confirm any case-specific signing or notarial requirements before the process begins.
What is the main cost, and is the price fixed?
The initial consultation is free. We provide a personalised written quotation after reviewing your company’s situation and the work required. Send us your company name or registry code and a short description of its activity, annual reports, assets and liabilities. We confirm the scope and fees in writing before paid work begins. Invoices are issued by Solso Holdings Limited.
What happens to any money left in the company bank account?
Before the company is deleted, liabilities, taxes and liquidation costs must be settled and remaining assets must be handled in accordance with the liquidation process. Any balance left for shareholders is distributed lawfully after creditor and reporting obligations are completed; tax consequences may apply.