Insolvent Trading
What to do if you suspect insolvency
If you suspect your company is facing solvency, legally you must:
- confirm the financial position of the company
- take positive steps to realistically assess the options
- seek appropriate and competent advice
- act in a timely and responsible manner to address the solvency concerns.
How to avoid liquidation
A common reason for company liquidation is that insolvency advice was sought too late.
By delaying the decision to seek professional advice and having a ‘head in the sand' approach, directors often leave themselves with no other option but to wind up their company.
Obtaining competent advice early may lead to non-insolvency related options such as restructuring, refinancing or obtaining equity funding to re-capitalise a company.
Other resolutions may include Voluntary Administration, Deed of Company Arrangement or Voluntary Liquidation.
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Insolvent Trading Videos
Introduction to Insolvent Trading
An Introduction to Insolvent Trading
Of course, here we are not talking about people who are trading as Sole Traders or in a Partnership as in these types of trading situations...
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ASIC on Insolvent Trading
ASIC on Insolvent Trading
The ASIC has recently put out practical notes and guidance rules for all directors in relation to Insolvent Trading...
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