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What does it cost to liquidate a company in South Africa?

Dynamic Legal charges one standard fee of R19 500, once off, to prepare and lodge a directors’ voluntary liquidation. There is no court application and no hourly legal bill.

What does the R19 500 cover?

  • Checking whether the company qualifies for voluntary liquidation
  • Drafting the directors’ resolution
  • Preparing the statement of affairs
  • Lodging the liquidation with CIPC
  • Handing the file to the appointed liquidator
  • Email updates as the application moves forward

When do you pay?

Nothing is payable when you complete the online application. We first review the company’s information and tell you whether this process is suitable. If it is, we confirm the R19 500 fee before work starts.

Are there court costs?

No. This service is a voluntary liquidation started by a directors’ resolution and lodged with CIPC. It does not require a court hearing, an advocate or a court application.

The liquidator’s fees are dealt with from the company’s assets after appointment. They are not part of Dynamic Legal’s R19 500 filing fee.

Ready to take the next step?

Apply online. We check the details first and confirm whether voluntary liquidation fits your company.

Start your application