All about liquidation of a company in DDA
When a company is formed, a lot of hard work and planning is put into the formation. But not every company has a long life. Even after constantly examining the business and making strategies for the future, the business may not survive for a long time. This may be due to the fact the taste and preference of the people have changed or the particular product or services has become obsolete.
In such case, the company will have to look into liquidating the company. The liquidation must be done in a proper way so that the management does not face any problem in the future.
Liquidation: Meaning
Company liquidation can be defined as a process in which the management of a company considered to bring an end to all the business activities. This decision is dependent on many different factors such as the following:
- The taste and preference of the people has changed
- The company has become obsolete
- The company has taken too many debts and is now unable to repay them back
- The company is gradually going into loss.
If any of the above reasons occur then the business management will have to think about company liquidation. While liquidation the management tries to sell off all the assets and liabilities of the company to pay off the debts taken during the course of business. If after the sale of all the assets and liabilities and repaying of all the debts there is some profit left, then the profit is divided amongst the shareholders of the company.
Dubai Development Authority (DDA)
Dubai Development Authority (DDA) is an entity of the Dubai government and is a critical player in the future growth of Dubai’s economy. Earlier known as the Dubai Creative Cluster Authority or DCCA, The DDA is committed to providing a business-friendly environment which will foster business excellence and will profit all shareholders and stakeholders, real estate developers and all strategic partners that are a part of the economy of Dubai.
The focus of the DDA is mainly on three important points which are:
- The development of industries and other individual professions
- The planning, development, and control of the real estate
- Providing licensing and regulatory services to all industries and strategic projects which fall under the free zones jurisdiction
Apart from these three main focuses, the free zone also strives to provide better services, standards, and guidelines. It also aims to provide state of the art technologies and advanced infrastructure, which will help in the quick and simple transformation of the companies towards excellence.