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Members Voluntary Liquidation
A members’ voluntary liquidation is a process detailed in the Corporations Act 2001 which allows a solvent company’s affairs to be wound-up.
A liquidator is appointed to sell the assets of the company, to pay all creditors and then distribute any surplus assets to the shareholders. In practice, we usually recommend that the affairs of a company be wound down by the directors prior to liquidation so as to save on liquidator’s fees.
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Why Choose Dissolve?
- Low Cost - By focusing on a single, highly specialised service area, we are able to bring to bear our experience and professional judgment to develop highly streamlined systems and a timely service. Also, unlike other Registered Liquidators, we do not seek appointment to large or complicated assignments. Hence we are geared for smaller companies and so we don’t have any expensive overheads.
- No Conflict - Dissolve is free of the conflicts inherent in using a company's auditor to perform the liquidation of a group company. In many situations an audit firm should not be performing liquidation services for an audit client due to a conflict of interest.
- Fixed Fee - We sometimes speak to directors that are concerned about a liquidator’s fees using up all of the assets of the company so that priority creditors and other creditors receive no distribution form the liquidator. At Dissolve, we are happy to provide a fixed quote to cover the standard aspects of a company liquidation as long as we can establish:
- What assets the company has and where they are located;
- The number of creditors;
- Any issues likely to complicate the liquidation.
- Same-day Appointments - If a Director receives a Director Penalty Notice it requires the directors to take action within 14 days of issue or the director will be personally liable for the debt. If you are close to the 14 days expiring, you'll be pleased to know that we are able to organise the appointment of a liquidator within a couple of business hours.
The professionals at Dissolve can help. We are fully qualified Registered Liquidators with a wealth of experience. Our professionals will lead you through the company liquidation process to quickly release you from the workload and costs.