Generally speaking, when a company ceases to operate, there are three processing methods: zero declaration, transfer and cancellation. As for which method to choose, it depends on the specific situation.

1. Zero declaration is more suitable for companies that cannot continue to operate temporarily

If the company is only temporarily unstable, or just has no energy to manage the company for the time being, zero declaration can be used to support the company in the future. You don’t need to re-register if you want to continue operating.

?2. Transfer

If the boss does not want to spend money to maintain a company that is not in operation, he can also consider finding a good home for the company. (The premise is that everything in the company is normal, there are no taxes or violations, no credits or debts...) So! We also have to see our actual situation clearly. It’s not that if we want to transfer, someone will take over. After all, no one is willing to help others clean up the mess.

?3. Cancellation processing

If no successor is found and the company really does not want to operate, then cancellation is the most appropriate choice.

Special reminder for company cancellation:

Units that have not completed the cancellation process should continue to file tax returns as normal. If the enterprise has the following unsettled matters, they must be dealt with first, or the exceptions must be unlocked or resolved, otherwise the cancellation and tax clearance process cannot be successfully completed.