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 is a Members Voluntary Liquidation?

A company might shut down involuntarily, due to court order or pressure from creditors or other parties. But what happens when a solvent company wants to shut down to stop trading permanently?

A Guide to Creditors’ Voluntary Liquidation

Of the different insolvency processes, liquidation is the most drastic, resulting in the company closing down permanently. Liquidation can be ordered by a court, a members’ voluntary liquidation, or a creditors’ voluntary liquidation.

What are Creditors Entitled to in a Liquidation?

When a business goes into liquidation, the parties it owes money to have certain rights. If you’re a creditor to a company entering liquidation, knowing these rights could maximise your chances of recovering as much as possible.

Top 5 Things To Know About Liquidation with David Hill

In this video, David Hill explains what you need to know about liquidation.

Top 5 Things You May Be Liable For When A Company Is Liquidated with David Hill

In this video, David Hill explains the Top 5 Things You May Be Liable For When A Company Is Liquidated.

What is Provisional Liquidation?

Whether you’re a creditor, shareholder, or director of a company, you might be considering provisional liquidation to protect and preserve the company’s assets.