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Call one of our knowledgeable, friendly advisors today to discuss your company’s situation. Confidentiality is assured, so don’t hesitate the contact us to find out more about your financial options. We have offices in Melbourne and Brisbane and provide our services throughout Victoria and Queensland.
Our professional consultants implement the most practical solutions to meet your complex business and financial issues. Where possible, we seek a solution, which will provide the company with a second chance through our evaluation and turnaround services.
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This answer to this question is usually straight forward. The first decision point is to determine whether or not your company is able to pay its debts as they fall due. If the company cannot pay its debts or bills when they are due to be paid, the company would be insolvent and the appointment of an external administrator in the form of a Liquidator or Voluntary Administrator would be appropriate.
A director’s obligations to a liquidator or an external administrator include but may not be limited to: Providing a report of the company’s affairs, providing books and records of the company, attending meeting(s) of creditors and providing other specific information requested by the liquidator or external administrator.
