Wind down your LATAM entity properly: formally, compliantly, and without lingering liability.
Closing a company in Latin America is not as simple as stopping operations. Whether you are exiting a market, ending a joint venture, or managing an insolvency, every jurisdiction requires a formal legal process: board and shareholder resolutions, the appointment of a registered liquidator, a creditor notice period, final tax filings, and deregistration with the commercial registry, before an entity is considered legally closed. Skipping or mishandling any step can leave directors and shareholders exposed to ongoing tax assessments, fines, or personal liability long after the business has stopped operating.
NavviPal manages the liquidation and dissolution process end to end, coordinating with local counsel, tax authorities, and the commercial registry in each market so your entity is closed correctly and your obligations are formally discharged.
Typical process length
Typically a few months to over a year, depending on jurisdiction, entity type, and outstanding obligations
Whether you're forming your first LATAM entity or need ongoing compliance and accounting support, NavviPal has you covered.