In the final report, the liquidator states how the liquidation estate has been disposed of and, if there is a liquidation surplus, proposes how to use it.
On completing all acts preceding the disposal of the liquidation surplus, the liquidator transfers the liquidation estate to the creditors or notifies bodies of state administration that the liquidation estate is being transferred to the state, and draws up a final liquidation report. In the final report, the liquidator states how the liquidation estate has been disposed of and, if there is a liquidation surplus, proposes how to use it.
Along with the final report, the liquidator compiles the financial statements and closes the accounting ledgers. In the financial statements, the company recognises a liability to the state budget amounting to the tax chargeable.