Business Liquidation Resource Centre

The word liquidation can strike fear into most people and many are completely unaware of both their options and obligations. At Australian Debt Solvers we have in-house liquidators registered by ASIC and qualified to provide expert advice. Outside of hands-on professional advice, our team has collated research material for businesses and individuals who may be experiencing challenging times. This includes case studies and best practise examples that outline the process of liquidation and potential alternative options.

What Are Liquidated Assets?

Liquidation is the process of winding up a company’s affairs by way of ceasing business operations, liquidating assets, and distributing the proceeds to relevant parties in priority order. For more information on how to liquidate assets, contact Australian Debt Solvers.

Your Guide to Creditors’ Voluntary Liquidation

Of the different insolvency processes, liquidation offers for an effective exit, resulting in winding up the companys affairs. Liquidation can be ordered by a court, a members’ voluntary liquidation, or a creditors’ voluntary liquidation.

Liquidation: A Guide for Australian Businesses (2022)

Entering liquidation can be a suitable path to take for both solvent and insolvent companies, discover how it can be a benefit to you.

What does liquidation mean in business?

Our registered liquidators are based Australia wide and will guide you through the liquidation process, our aim is to minimise your stress.

What is a Phoenix Company?

There is legal and illegal phoenix activity. Learn how to identify a phoenix company and if it has been formed using an illegal phoenix scheme.

Creditors Voluntary Winding up of a Company Explained

This guide provides details on creditors’ voluntary liquidation as an insolvency process, the effect of the winding up, how monies are distributed, and the costs involved.