The process of company liquidation is generally divided into the following steps: firstly, the company liquidation plan is formulated and the liquidation committee is determined; Secondly, liquidate assets and liabilities and verify the company's financial statements; Then announce the liquidation plan to the company's creditors and shareholders for settlement and payment; Finally, the liquidation report is submitted to the tax authorities and other interested parties.
Company liquidation needs to clearly define the rights and responsibilities of all participants, including shareholders, creditors, employees, suppliers and other parties, in order to ensure the fairness and justice of the whole process. At the same time, the liquidation of the company also needs to seriously implement the relevant accounting and tax regulations, so that the liquidation process meets the requirements of national laws, regulations and related policies.