Are you considering a
COMPANY
LIQUIDATION?

Our insolvency experts can help you assess whether liquidation is the right option for your company. If it is, our liquidation services are cost-effective and easy to appoint.

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    Why Contact Dissolve?

    Over The Last Decade, 10,000+ Companies Have Trusted Dissolve’s Expertise In Insolvency.

    At Dissolve, when you call us to discuss your business circumstances, our goal is to help you figure out what the “least drastic solution” is. In short, our advice is genuine.

    In about 50% of the calls we receive from companies struggling with insolvency, we are able to recommend a path forward for the director that does not involve liquidation.

    And if you do decide that liquidation is the right choice, we are the most cost-effective and efficient option in the market.

    Initial consultation options include:

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    In-person, over the phone or video call
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    Appointments ranging from 5 minutes to 1 hour
    —as little or as long as you like
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    Australia-wide service

    In this stressful time, it can be difficult knowing what to do next—and it’s important to act quickly if your company might be insolvent. This is where a registered liquidator can help you understand your company’s options.

    Our Solutions

    Are you facing any of these challenges?

    If your company is insolvent or near-insolvent, you may be facing some of these challenges. Our team is familiar with all of them and how to address them.

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    Insolvent Trading

    Incurring new debts while the company is insolvent can result in personal liability. This is a significant concern for directors. Chat with our team for advice tailored to your unique circumstances.

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    Tax Debt

    The ATO is the largest creditor for most businesses. While they can be lenient and tend to be open to payment arrangements, they also have special legal powers that can make you personally liable for tax debts.

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    Director Penalty Notice

    A Director Penalty Notice can make you personally liable for several kinds of tax debt. If you’ve received one it’s important to act quickly to avoid personal liability.
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    Cashflow Problems

    If your business is facing significant cashflow/revenue problems and is likely to become insolvent, we can help you assess the situation.
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    Statutory Demand

    If a creditor has issued you a statutory demand for debts owed then contact us quickly – a statutory demand means a creditor is on the path to putting your company into liquidation.

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    PAYG/Superannuation Debt

    If you’re struggling to meet payroll there are mechanisms in place that can protect your employees in the event of a liquidation.

    Our Services

    We assist directors of organisations in financial distress to determine the least drastic solution, and offer cost-effective insolvency solutions

    Creditor’s Voluntary Liquidation

    A Creditor’s Voluntary Liquidation is used to end the affairs of an insolvent company and is initiated by the company’s directors 
and shareholders.

    Small Business Restructuring

    SBR allows a small business to propose a Plan to its creditors to restructure its debts while the directors remain in control 
of the business.

    Member’s Voluntary Liquidation

    A Member’s Voluntary Liquidation (MVL) is used to end the affairs of a solvent company and is initiated by the directors and shareholders.

    Director Penalty Notice Solutions

    A Director Penalty Notice (DPN) is a Notice that the Australian Tax Office (ATO) can send a director that can make that director personally
    liable for three types of tax 
debts of a company.

    Tax Debt Solutions

    Whether it be a payment arrangement, restructuring for your business or a debt agreement for you personally, Tax Debt Solutions offers a full range of options to solve your tax problem.

    Court Liquidations

    Liquidation is the process of finalising a company’s affairs and selling its assets to repay creditors and shareholders.

    Are you considering a company restructuring instead? We’re still the right people to talk with and we have a company restructuring sister organisation as well.

    How much does it cost?

    One of the first questions we get asked is how much a company liquidation will cost. The answer – it depends! – There are various factors that can influence the cost of a liquidation but in general the cost is around $8,000.

    Dissolve is a small firm and as such offers more cost-effective solutions than larger firms.

    Credentials

    Our professional memberships

    Dissolve is a specialist insolvency firm. Our liquidators have been appointed to over a thousand companies in the last 10 years.

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    Chartered Accountants Australia & New Zealand

    Members in-house

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    Association of Independent
    Insolvency Practitioners

    Board Member in-house

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    Turnaround Management
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    Members in-house

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    Australian Restructuring Insolvency & Turnaround Association

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    Testimonials

    Stories from our customers

     

    Amit Tee
    1 year ago

    Brad has helped us get through an extremely stressful time. Their advice and guidance was incredibly helpful.

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    Lou Wat
    1 year ago

    Spoke to Dissolve to understand obligations when closing up company and possible approaches and outcomes with regulators. Brad was clear, pragmatic and helpful with his advice describing the tradeoffs for different approaches. Highly recommend working with Dissolve for any restructuring or liquidation needs.

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    Grant Leddie
    6 years ago

    Cliff and John from Dissolve are Chartered Accountants and provide great Corporate Recovery and Insolvency advice. They both worked with one of the big 4 accounting firms. I worked with them on a project in 2019 and their advice was practical and helpful.

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    Our Guides

    Explore our comprehensive guide library to better understand key insolvency, liquidation, and restructuring processes that may affect your business.

    Company Liquidation Guide

    Learn everything about the company liquidation process and when it applies.

    Voluntary Administration

    Explore how voluntary administration can assist a company in financial distress.

    Insolvent Trading Guide

    Learn the implications of insolvent trading and how directors can avoid personal liability.

    Creditors’ Voluntary Liquidation Guide

    Understand how creditors’ voluntary liquidation works and when it should be considered.

    Small Business Restructuring Guide

    Learn how small businesses can restructure their debts while remaining in control.

    Member’s Voluntary Liquidation Guide

    Find out how to formally close a solvent company through a members’ voluntary liquidation.

    Director Penalty Notice Guide

    Learn what a Director Penalty Notice (DPN) is, how it affects company directors, and the steps required to respond

    Director Demand Notices Guide

    Find out what director demand notices are and what actions may be required.

    Company Restructuring Guide

    Understand the available restructuring options and how they can help your company regain financial stability.

    Director’s Personal Liability Guide

    Learn in which situations directors may become personally liable for company debts.

    Safe Harbour Protection Guide

    Learn how Safe Harbour provisions can protect directors from personal liability while they work to restructure.

    Registered Liquidators Guide

    Understand the role of registered liquidators and when their appointment is necessary.

    Statutory Demand Guide

    Discover what a statutory demand entails and how to respond appropriately.

    Debt Recovery Guide

    Discover the formal avenues available for recovering debts owed to your business.

    Garnishee Order Guide

    Learn how garnishee orders function and when they can be used in debt enforcement.

    For more articles, detailed explanations, and expert insights, visit our Information Centre.

    Contact Us

    Please either give us a call or submit the form and we will get back to you.

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