Articles, tagged with "liquidator", page 1
14th February 2012
Closing Down Your Company
If your company contains significant value, you will want to extract the cash and assets in the most tax efficient manner. Until now you could ask the Taxman to apply concession C16 to the payments made during an informal wind...
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jain_robert
30th June 2011
In the lead up to an liquidation process, it is crucial that the debtor makes sure that he / she acts honestly, honorably and fairly in his or her business with all other people who will be impacted by the process. Any ventures involving financial institu...
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Author:
Freddy Meyer
09th May 2011
It is hard to rationalize why a business would want to liquidate assets, but there are actually several very good reasons.
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Approximately 7.5% of most warehouses or stockrooms' inventory never or rarely sales. The cost of warehousing ...
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nickysb2b
04th May 2011
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uenokfene fene
04th May 2011
Prevention is better than cure. We all know that. Nothing could be truer than when you see your business heading towards overwhelming debt and serious financial problems. Problems tend to get worse with time, if they are ignored. Try and deal with the...
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Lance Peters
03rd May 2011
Regarding the contracts between the debtor and its creditors, the new law, adopted at the middle of July, brings a few changes that are meant to solve the problems the practitioners came across so far. A first change refers to the ongoing contracts. These...
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Romanian lawyers
12th April 2011
In business, sometimes things don’t go as well as planned: market research fails to yield customers, location may make your business inaccessible cutting profits and a slew of other factors can contribute to why a business fails. It’s not the business own...
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fabiancamila
18th March 2011
Section 482 of the Corporations Act grants a particular request to end the liquidation of a organization. In Leveraged Capital Pty Ltd (in liq) v Modena Imports Pty Ltd (in liq) [2010] NSWSC 739, it was actually presented that an request in section 482 mu...
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kylejamy
22nd February 2011
Liquidation merchandise is a win-win situation for the manufacturer, retailer, merchant and the consumer but getting good distressed inventory is a key to success of liquidator’s business.
Liquidation merchandise is a term used for discounted stock fro...
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Author:
Avak Azize
18th February 2011
Insolvency law covers companies that have run out of money to pay their creditors and employees. If an individual was in the same position as this, it would be known as bankruptcy. There are two different ways that a company can be classed as insolvent; t...
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cgyles6819
18th February 2011
It was just a short time ago when liquidators were honoring the economic climate transition towards a deep recessionary period.Liquidation companies, were bombarded with deals from manufacturers, distributors and retailers looking to liquidate inventory a...
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Joel Holtzman
18th February 2011
Are you suffering from the ailments occurred due to 9/11 act? If yes, then you must file a legal lawsuit against the responsible party with the help of a skillful and experienced Zadroga attorney. In 9/11 act there were many people who suffered from respi...
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Author:
Joel Holtzman
14th February 2011
The term insolvency is defined as the inability to pay off a debt. A company would be seen as being unable to pay off their debts if the company's creditors are able to prove to the court that the company is unable to pay their debts when they become due,...
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cgyles6819
19th January 2011
Wholesale liquidation is not the same as the “liquidation" of the firm which means closure. Wholesale liquidators deals in excessive products that a business is looking to get rid of, sometimes because they are about to introduce new stock and they are sh...
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Author:
William King
09th January 2011
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The duties of the directors as a company's officers when it is insolvent move from a primary duty to shareholders to a primary duty to protecting the interests of its creditors.
The liabilities of shareholders are l...
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Author:
Ali Withers
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