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    Finland Oy Final Settlement and Dissolution 2026

    Guide to the final stage of liquidation: final settlement, General Meeting, dissolution notification and Trade Register filing.

    Sources checked · 2026-08-24Reading time · 20 min

    Short answer

    After completing the liquidation tasks, the liquidator prepares and presents the final settlement to the General Meeting. The Oy is deemed dissolved once the liquidators have presented the final settlement. The liquidator then files the dissolution notification and final settlement with the Trade Register. Documents filed with PRH may become public, so personal identity codes, home addresses, health data and business secrets should not be included unnecessarily.

    1. Final settlement

    The final settlement accounts for the liquidation period, asset realisation, settlement of debts and distributions. The liquidator's report and accounting documents are prepared together.

    2. Public filing risk

    Final-account documents and attachments filed with PRH may be public. Avoid unnecessary sensitive personal data and business secrets.

    Frequently asked questions

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    When is the Oy legally dissolved?

    According to PRH guidance, when the liquidators have presented the final settlement to the General Meeting.

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