Cal­cu­la­torpre­lim­i­nary cal­cu­la­tion

Cal­cu­la­tion upon with­draw­al from an LLC

Calculator for a member’s withdrawal settlement from an LLC

Enter the market value of all LLC members’ in­ter­ests in ag­gre­gate, your share per­cent­age and the paid-up portion. For a company whose doc­u­ments are re­viewed in Kyiv or Kyiv Region, the tool sep­a­rate­ly shows an arith­metic es­ti­mate, the val­u­a­tion date before filing the ap­pli­ca­tion and the time limits from the proven date the company became aware.

Legal workflow with calculations and documents
Current
Sep­tem­ber 11, 2026
Format
Online
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Online tool

Preliminary calculation of the share value and deadlines

The base­line model works only under the general rules of Article 24. If the charter sets a dif­fer­ent pro­ce­dure, aware­ness date is un­con­firmed, or the with­draw­al itself re­quires a sep­a­rate de­ci­sion, the cal­cu­la­tor stops.

Not the nominal charter capital or the book value of net assets. The market value of the company as the ag­gre­gate of its shares is needed as of the proper val­u­a­tion date.

From 0.01% to 100% ac­cord­ing to the charter and Unified State Reg­is­ter data.

100% — the con­tri­bu­tion was paid in full; for example, 60% means only three fifths of the con­tri­bu­tion was paid.

Will at least one participant remain in the company after the withdrawal?
Does the current charter preserve the general procedure and time limits in Article 24?

The actual date the reg­is­tra­tion ap­pli­ca­tion was filed. The val­u­a­tion date is the pre­ced­ing cal­en­dar day.

This is the legal with­draw­al date. Do not sub­sti­tute the date the ap­pli­ca­tion was signed or no­ta­rized.

The reg­is­tra­tion date may be used as a working as­sump­tion only if sup­port­ed by ev­i­dence or your in­formed con­fir­ma­tion; these events are not au­to­mat­i­cal­ly iden­ti­cal.

Do the documents confirm the LLC’s selected awareness date?
Shift Saturday or Sunday to Monday as a working assumption?

Estimated result

Manual review required
Automatic conclusion blockedFirst check the documents

The 30-day and annual checks depend on when the company learned or should have learned of the with­draw­al. A dis­put­ed date cannot be silent­ly treated as the state reg­is­tra­tion date.

Check the charter and registration evidence

What does the calculation under Article 24 mean

As a general rule, a member with less than a 50% share may with­draw without the other members’ consent. A 50% or larger share re­quires the consent of the other members; with­draw­al is not allowed if no members would remain in the company. The with­draw­al date is the date of state reg­is­tra­tion.

Within 30 days from the date the company learned or should have learned of the with­draw­al, it must notify the former member of the value of their share, provide a rea­soned cal­cu­la­tion, and provide copies of the nec­es­sary doc­u­ments. As a general rule, payment is made within one year of the same trig­ger­ing event.

Value is based on the market value of all members’ in­ter­ests in ag­gre­gate, in pro­por­tion to the former member’s in­ter­est and only to the paid-up extent. The charter in force at with­draw­al may set a dif­fer­ent dead­line, pro­ce­dure, amount or cal­cu­la­tion method.

Methodology

Calculation methodology

Pre­lim­i­nary cal­cu­la­tion method­ol­o­gy

  1. We check whether another par­tic­i­pant remains and whether consent is re­quired for a share of 50% or more.
  2. The version of the charter in force on the with­draw­al date is checked; au­to­mat­ic cal­cu­la­tion is blocked if special rules apply.
  3. Market value of all shares is mul­ti­plied by the member’s share and paid portion of the con­tri­bu­tion without in­ter­me­di­ate round­ing.
  4. The val­u­a­tion date shown is the day before the ap­pli­ca­tion is ac­tu­al­ly filed for state reg­is­tra­tion; the with­draw­al date is a sep­a­rate reg­is­tra­tion date.
  5. Count 30 cal­en­dar days and one cal­en­dar year from the proven date on which the LLC became aware; shift the end date from a weekend only if the user selects that option.
Example

Example for a Kyiv technology LLC

A member of a Kyiv LLC owns 25% and has fully paid their con­tri­bu­tion. For the pre­lim­i­nary model, an ap­prais­er de­ter­mined the market value of all shares to be UAH 12,000,000 as of the day before the ap­pli­ca­tion was filed.

  • Market value of all shares M: UAH 12,000,000
  • Share S: 25%
  • Paid-up portion P: 100%
  • Proven date the LLC became aware: January 20, 2026

Es­ti­mat­ed value of the paid-up portion of the share is UAH 3,000,000.00. The 30-day check­point is Feb­ru­ary 19, 2026, and the annual guide­line date is January 20, 2027.

The example does not confirm the market val­u­a­tion itself, the absence of special charter pro­vi­sions, the company’s debts, or that the date of aware­ness is undis­put­ed.

Documents

Documents for review

  • The version of the charter in force on the with­draw­al date, and prior ver­sions if the cal­cu­la­tion pro­ce­dure changed.
  • An extract from the Unified State Reg­is­ter, with­draw­al ap­pli­ca­tion, receipt or in­ven­to­ry of doc­u­ments sub­mit­ted to the reg­is­trar, and the result of the reg­is­tra­tion action.
  • Doc­u­ments about the share amount and actual payment of the con­tri­bu­tion, bank state­ments, and members’ res­o­lu­tions.
  • Consent of the other par­tic­i­pants for a share of 50% or more and ev­i­dence of the sig­na­to­ries’ au­thor­i­ty.
  • A market val­u­a­tion report for the correct date, fi­nan­cial state­ments, and source doc­u­ments for assets and li­a­bil­i­ties.
  • Proof of the date the LLC learned of the with­draw­al: cor­re­spon­dence, reg­is­trar’s notice, and in­ter­nal doc­u­ment reg­is­tra­tion.

Official sources

Prepared
The method­ol­o­gy was pre­pared by the website ed­i­to­r­i­al team based on of­fi­cial sources.
Checked
The cal­cu­la­tion has been re­viewed by a lawyer; no per­son­al data was pub­lished.
Important
The tool pro­vides a pre­lim­i­nary result and does not replace analy­sis of the charter, reg­is­tra­tion doc­u­ments, and ev­i­dence of value.

Current as of . The cal­cu­la­tion is pre­lim­i­nary and depends on the doc­u­ments and cir­cum­stances.

Frequently asked questions

Frequently asked questions

Should net assets from the balance sheet be used?

No, not as an au­to­mat­ic sub­sti­tute. Article 24 ties the value to the market value of all members’ shares to­geth­er. Ac­count­ing data may be ev­i­dence for an ap­prais­er or in a dispute, but it is not a ready-made cal­cu­la­tor formula.

What date is used to determine market value?

As a general rule, use the date im­me­di­ate­ly before the ap­pli­ca­tion to with­draw is filed for state reg­is­tra­tion. The cal­cu­la­tor there­fore asks sep­a­rate­ly for the filing date and the reg­is­tra­tion date itself.

Must an LLC always pay exactly one year’s amount?

The general rule under Article 24 is payment within one year from the date the company learned or should have learned of the with­draw­al. The charter may set dif­fer­ent con­di­tions, and the exact start date must be proven.

Can I receive a vehicle or real estate instead of money?

Such a trans­fer is pos­si­ble only with the company’s and former member’s consent. The cal­cu­la­tor pro­vides a mon­e­tary ref­er­ence and does not assume an in-kind payment without agree­ment.

Can a member with a 60% share simply file an application?

For a member holding a 50% or greater in­ter­est to with­draw, Article 24 re­quires the consent of the other members. Check the pro­ce­dure for ob­tain­ing it and the reg­is­tra­tion package before filing.

Free initial con­sul­ta­tion

Need to check withdrawal and the value of the share?

Submit an ap­pli­ca­tion to compare the Kyiv LLC’s charter, reg­is­tra­tion package, con­tri­bu­tion payment, busi­ness val­u­a­tion, and ev­i­dence of the date from which the company must make the set­tle­ment.

  • the cal­cu­la­tor result can serve as a ref­er­ence for a con­ver­sa­tion
  • doc­u­ments, dead­lines, or con­tract terms may change the con­clu­sion
  • briefly de­scribe the cir­cum­stances in the form if needed