Company secretarial
Company deregistration in Zimbabwe
Closing a company you no longer use? Leaving it dormant still carries filing obligations. We handle the application to strike it off the register properly.
What’s included
- Check that the company qualifies for voluntary deregistration
- Form CR14 prepared for signature by all directors
- Filing with the Registrar and follow-up
- Advice on closing ZIMRA and NSSA accounts
What we need from you
- Company name and registration number
- Confirmation that the company has stopped trading
- Signatures of all directors
- Details of any remaining assets, debts or tax accounts
How it works
- Tell us about the company and why it’s closing.
- We confirm it qualifies and the price.
- All directors sign the CR14.
- We file and confirm once the company is struck off.
Starting price
From US$80
Your quote lists our fee and any Registrar or authority fees separately, so you see the full cost before we start.
Common questions
Which form is used to deregister a company?
Under the Companies and Other Business Entities Act, an application to strike off a company is made on Form CR14, signed by all directors.
Can I just stop filing and let it lapse?
Directors remain responsible for the company until it is removed from the register. A proper deregistration is cleaner and avoids penalties building up.
What about tax?
ZIMRA accounts should be closed and returns brought up to date. We’ll tell you what’s needed and can refer you to a tax practitioner.
Ready when you are
Tell us what you need on WhatsApp. We reply with the documents list, the price and a realistic timeline — usually the same working day.