1. Sales or scrapping of fixed assets. Under normal circumstances, most fixed assets will be sold or scrapped, and most of them will be sold as second-hand to companies in need to obtain a sum of funds. . Fixed assets such as computers, printers, production equipment, buses, remaining raw materials and products, etc. 2. Transfer or invalidation of intellectual property rights. After a company is cancelled, fixed assets such as patents and trademarks will become invalid and merchants can transfer them out at a low price. 3. Debt settlement: Remember to sort out and settle the company's debt situation. Is there any money owed to suppliers? Is there any merchant who owes money that has not yet been paid? Who and how much. These all need to be sorted out. 4. Calculate the final tax payment. After everything is handled reasonably and legally, calculate how much more income tax the company should pay. Don’t just cancel it, and don’t forget to pay the final tax. 5. Liquidate the final balance. Calculate sales, transfers, debts, tax payments, company working capital, etc. one by one. After debts and taxes are eliminated, how much money does the company still have? Wait until the final and final accurate balance. 6. Distribute to each shareholder according to the proportion of equity. The last step is to distribute money. This money is mainly distributed by shareholders. Normally, the distribution is based on the proportion of the company's equity, and all the company's final funds are returned to the individual shareholders.