Form 20 (YG6137) Statement of Intent to Dissolve (Unsupervised Liquidation) - Yukon, Canada (English / French)

Form 20 or the "Form 20 (yg6137) "statement Of Intent To Dissolve (unsupervised Liquidation)" - Yukon, Canada (english/french)" is a form issued by the Yukon Department of Community Services .

The form was last revised in March 1, 2015 and is available for digital filing. Download an up-to-date Form 20 in PDF-format down below or look it up on the Yukon Department of Community Services Forms website.

FAQ

Q: What is Form 20 (YG6137)?
A: Form 20 (YG6137) is a document used in Yukon, Canada for the Statement of Intent to Dissolve with Unsupervised Liquidation.

Q: What does Form 20 (YG6137) provide?
A: Form 20 (YG6137) provides a statement informing the government of Yukon, Canada about the intent to dissolve a company or corporation with unsupervised liquidation.

Q: Do I need to fill out Form 20 (YG6137) in English or French?
A: Form 20 (YG6137) is available in both English and French versions. You can choose the language you prefer to fill out the form.

Q: What is the purpose of the Statement of Intent to Dissolve?
A: The purpose of the Statement of Intent to Dissolve is to inform the government about the decision to dissolve a company or corporation and to initiate the process of unsupervised liquidation.

Q: What is unsupervised liquidation?
A: Unsupervised liquidation is a process in which a company or corporation is dissolved without the involvement of a court-appointed liquidator. The company's assets are liquidated and distributed among creditors and shareholders.

Q: Are there any specific requirements for filling out Form 20 (YG6137)?
A: Yes, there are specific requirements for filling out Form 20 (YG6137). It is recommended to carefully read the instructions provided with the form to ensure all necessary information is included.

Q: What happens after submitting Form 20 (YG6137)?
A: After submitting Form 20 (YG6137), the government will review the statement, and if all requirements are met, the dissolution process will continue. It is important to follow any additional steps or requirements provided by the government.