The harm of non-deregistration of the company: reveal the serious consequences of the long-term non-deregistration of the enterprise.
With the development of the economy, more and more entrepreneurs choose to register companies to start their businesses. However, some enterprises choose to cease business after operating for a period of time for various reasons, but do not deregister the company in time. This article will delve into the harm of not deregistering the company and help entrepreneurs understand the seriousness of the problem.
1. The tax risk of the company's non-cancellation.
After the enterprise ceases to operate, it shall apply to the tax authorities for cancellation of tax registration in accordance with the law. If the enterprise fails to cancel the tax registration, it will be deemed to have failed to file the tax declaration within the prescribed time limit and will face penalties from the tax authorities. In addition, enterprises will also need to pay back the taxes and late fees they owe, which will bring unnecessary financial burden to enterprises.
2. The legal risk of the company's non-cancellation.
1.Risk of legal representative: Before the company is deregistered, the qualification of the legal representative has not disappeared. If the company's business license is revoked due to illegal acts, the legal representative will be restricted from serving as the company's legal representative, director, supervisor and senior management for a certain period of time.
2.Shareholder risk: If the enterprise is not deregistered for a long time, the personal credit of shareholders will be affected. In addition, shareholders may also be jointly and severally liable to pay off the company's debts.
3.Creditor's rights risk: If the enterprise is not cancelled in time, the creditor can apply to * for the company's bankruptcy liquidation. At this point, the shareholders are liable for the company's debts without limit.
3. The risk of assets that the company does not deregister.
If the enterprise is not deregistered for a long time, its assets may face the risk of being liquidated and disposed of. In addition, enterprises may also face administrative penalties such as fines and revocation of business licenses by the administrative department for industry and commerce.
In short, the company's failure to deregister will bring many harms to the enterprise. In order to avoid these hazards, entrepreneurs should fully understand the relevant laws and regulations during their operation and operate in accordance with the law. If an enterprise decides to cease business, it should apply to the relevant authorities for deregistration of the company in a timely manner to ensure that the assets and reputation of the enterprise are not damaged.