Corporate Liquidation

Corporate Liquidation refers to the various regulated processes to close down an insolvent company.

Corporate Liquidation may include both insolvent company and solvent company liquidations.  Insolvency of a company is most often shown by the inability of a company to pay those who it owes money to when they are due for payment.  A worsening of this position can be evidence of insolvency.

Insolvency.com can provide corporate liquidation.  As Licensed Insolvency Practitioners we are able to offer advice on and transact all aspects of both personal insolvency and corporate insolvency.

Corporate Liquidation for an insolvent company may mean both Creditors Voluntary Liquidation and Compulsory Liquidation.

Creditors Voluntary Liquidation is an insolvent company corporate liquidation procedure voluntarily started by the company directors.

Read more about Creditors Voluntary Liquidation.

Compulsory Liquidation is an insolvent company corporate liquidation procedure which is generally started by company creditors (those who are owed money by the company).

Read more about Compulsory Liquidation.

Corporate Liquidation for a solvent company will refer to a Members Voluntary Liquidation.

Members Voluntary Liquidation is initiated by the Shareholders of a company with a view to distributing the value of the company assets to the Shareholders.

Read more about Members Voluntary Liquidation.

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