Company Deregistration Service Flow
Deregistration is tax-first. Pre-checking tax status, invoice equipment, banking, and documents can reduce repeated review and delays.
Contact
Step 01Accounting Review
Step 02Fee Confirmation
Step 03Contract
Step 04Fanzish Handling
Step 05Official Check
Step 06Standard Deregistration Pricing
Cost depends on tax status, invoice and tax equipment, unpaid tax or penalties, and processing district.
Fanzish Standard Deregistration Pricing
| Service Item | Fee (RMB) | Company Type | Service Area |
|---|---|---|---|
| Deregistration for companies without completed tax setup | 1500 | Company without tax category setup | Shanghai except Chongming |
| Deregistration for zero-declaration company with no invoicing | 2000 | Zero-declaration company with no invoicing | Shanghai except Chongming |
| Company deregistration / tax deregistration / business license cancellation | 3000-5000 | Ordinary operating company | Shanghai except Chongming |
Fee Notes
Unpaid taxes, penalties, courier fees, and travel expenses for some districts are borne by the client.
Deregistration Handling Route
Closing a company is not just returning the business license. Tax, invoices, bank accounts, and business registration must be cleared in sequence.Tax deregistration is the core. Companies that stop filing tax or annual reports should close properly to reduce manager credit risks.
Pre-check
Confirm closure difficulty and fee boundary
Finance Handoff
Align tax records, documents, equipment, and required materials
Completion
Complete processing, return receipts, and verify official status
Fanzish Deregistration Handling Overview
Preparing the required tax, invoice, bank, and company documents in advance can significantly reduce follow-up communication.
Key Matters
Approx. Days
Business deregistration announcement
National Enterprise Credit Information Publicity System
No additional materials are listed for this step.
Tax status review
Tax bureau
Tax login information, invoice status, bookkeeping records, bank and filing information.
Note: Tax deregistration is the core part of company closure.
Tax deregistration
Tax bureau
Business license, seals, tax equipment, invoices, ledgers, tax filing records, and other requested materials.
Receipt: Tax clearance certificate
Note: Unpaid taxes and penalties must be handled before completion.
Business license cancellation
Market regulation authority
Tax clearance certificate, business license, seals, shareholder or legal representative confirmation materials.
Receipt: Deregistration notice
Bank account closure
Bank
Business license, seals, legal representative ID, bank account materials, and bank-required documents.
Note: Bank-specific requirements should be confirmed in advance.
Seal and archive handling
Company archive
Company seals, returned certificates, and final deregistration records.
Deregistration Receipt Examples
Tax clearance certificate and deregistration notice are important completion documents and should be kept for future reference.
Tax Clearance Certificate
The key tax-side completion document confirming that tax deregistration has been processed.
Deregistration Notice
The market regulation authority’s completion notice for business license cancellation.
Traceable Closure Support vs Incomplete Closure Risk
Leaving a dormant company unresolved can create tax, credit, and future operating risks.
Traceable Closure Support
Tax-first process with clear handoff and official verification
Incomplete Closure Risk
Stopping operations without deregistration can create credit and management risks