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The term ‘liquidation’ does not always mean the same thing. It is very useful for business owners to understand the difference between compulsory and voluntary liquidation as sometimes,...

While we all want to enjoy the fruits of our labour it is easy to be fooled that all is well within your business. In order...

If you have received a garnishee notice then you may have more to worry about then tax debts. In order to avoid trading while you are insolvent you...

Business insolvency can involve a range of factors, but there are always common elements. Capital management, cashflow, and business decisions can all be factors. In some...

If you’re looking for help with a business having problems or threatened with impending financial issues, insolvency practitioners are definitely your best option. They can help...

A business insolvency isn’t exactly anyone’s idea of fun, but it can also be an opportunity to drastically reduce problems and get your business career back...

Liquidation is a word that can carry negative connotations. It is also a word that can strike fear into business owners and company staff. Regardless of whether...

You may remember hearing about the big changes to the ATO’s powers to make company directors personally liable for company tax debts under their Director Penalty...

Corporate insolvency statistics for June 2013 have just been published. The monthly figure of 900 insolvency appointments for June 2013 signals an end to the run...

Directors will often be concerned about the effect of a liquidation on their personal credit rating.  So, is it a problem?  Well, yes, but it’s not...