In this section, Australian Company Liquidations provides the latest news and tips in business insolvency and liquidations.
The Difference Between a Voluntary and Compulsory Liquidation
A Company Liquidation is essentially the same if you decide to liquidate your company on a voluntary basis or the court appoints a liquidator. However, the main difference between a liquidator appointed voluntarily and a court appointed liquidator is who gets to choose the liquidator. A Creditors’ Voluntary Liquidation is when you voluntarily place the company into liquidation. In this scenario, you have the choice to appoint a liquidator of your own choosing. This can be beneficial because then it
READ MORECheap and Licensed Liquidation with ACL
Want to have your company liquidated by a registered liquidator but want to get it for the cheapest cost possible? Some companies talk about the cheap liquidation trap – but if your company is insolvent and needs to be liquidated the only thing you need to worry about is that you engage the services of a registered liquidator. You should never deal with a middle man or an unlicensed broker who will not be able to deliver what they promise!
READ MORELiquidation Advice for Sydney Business Owners
Are you concerned about your company’s level of debt? Have you been searching for impartial, confidential and expert liquidation advice in Sydney? If your business is in a dire financial position and struggling with an insurmountable amount of debt, Australian Company Liquidations (ACL) can help. Facing the prospect of liquidation is no light matter, so for the best corporate insolvency advice, call us at Sydney’s leading insolvency firm. The consultants at ACL are fully licensed and insured, as required by
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