Reasons for dissolving a limited liability company divided into:

Provided for in the contract;
Statutory reasons:
a) a resolution of the partners on the dissolution of the company, confirmed by a protocol drawn up by a notary (in the case of a company whose contract was concluded using a standard contract, also a resolution of the partners on the dissolution of the company signed by all partners with a qualified electronic signature, trusted signature or personal signature),
b) resolution of the partners on transferring the company’s registered office abroad, confirmed by a protocol prepared by a notary;
c) declaration of bankruptcy of the company;
d) other reasons provided for by law.

Grounds for liquidation of a limited liability company provided for in the contract may be, for example:
1) lapse of time for which the company was established;
2) implementation of the project for which the company was established;
3) loss of a license or permit to conduct business activity;
4) achieving the planned profit;
5) the company incurring a loss in the amount specified in the company’s articles of association;
6) the company incurring a loss for the period specified in the contract.