Dissolving a VOF, CV, maatschap, or rederij

When you close a business, there are several things you have to take care of. Find more information in the checklist for ending your company.

1. Check the consequences

Note: dissolving and deregistering the general partnership (vof), limited partnership (CV), or shipping company may have consequences for your bank account, financing, insurance, pension fund, and municipal permits, among other things. For example, you will no longer be able to access your business bank account. You should therefore check the websites of these organisations first to see what the consequences of deregistering will be.

Are you planning to apply for financial support from your municipality? If so, it may be a condition that you are still registered in the Business Register. Check this too before deregistering the company with KVK.

2. Download the form

Download form 17: Reporting a dissolution: VOF, CV, maatschap, or rederij. 

3. Fill in and send the form 

Complete form 17 in full.

Please note: At point 3.1, make sure that the form is signed by all (managing) partners, partners, or members of the shipping company 

Send the form, with a copy of a valid ID for the person whi signed the form to one of KVK's postal addresses.

Deregistering UBOs

If you deregister your organisation, KVK will deregister the organisations's UBOs. You  do not have to do this yourself.