Articles, tagged with "liquidator", page 3
09th July 2010
The involvement in a company's affairs of the 'bankruptcy companies' run by insolvency practitioners (or 'IPs') is often feared by businesses and their owners as the beginning of the end. But in fact some of the Insolvency Act's procedures are designed to...
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Author:
Mark Blayney
30th June 2010
Green Studios.
I speak as a potential customer of a garden building who encountered green-studios among other companies during quotations for a room in my garden. It was only on asking around and checking companies house among other sources that I uncove...
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Author:
anniejonesi
30th June 2010
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21st June 2010
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Author:
George Freeman
09th June 2010
The wood flooring market has been flourishing in the US and Europe since the past decade. More and more homeowners prefer sophisticated wood floor coverings to tiles and carpets. However, a high-end look will usually always be accompanied by a high price ...
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Author:
Melville Jackson
21st May 2010
Winding up is the forced closure of a company, and is a process normally started by one of the company's creditors because outstanding debts have not been paid.
A review will be carried out by the liquidator on the actions of anyone who acted as a dire...
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Author:
Derek Cooper
17th May 2010
When anyone sees the sign or an advertisement that claims "Going out of Business Sale" automatically he or she will think, "yes, I can get the best deals there". In theory these sales should actually save you the most money possible, based simply on the p...
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Author:
MaddenBaines
27th April 2010
When an individual sees the sign or an advertisement that claims "Going out of Business Sale" suddenly he or she will think, "yes, I can get the best deals there". In theory these sales should actually save you the most money possible, based simply on the...
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Author:
Robert Bell
22nd April 2010
The liquidation process may vary depending on the type of liquidation procedure that the company is undertaking. If a company is liquidating voluntarily, then it will either undertake a Members Voluntary Liquidation (MVL) or a Creditors Voluntary Liquidat...
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Author:
Ashlyn Henry
21st April 2010
Liquidation can be a difficult process for some companies. How companies deal with liquidation can depend on how severe the company's financial difficulties are and what other problems the company may have. Once a company enters liquidation, the company d...
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Author:
Ashlyn Henry
20th April 2010
There are many alternative routes that companies can take in order to avoid liquidation. By looking at other options available, companies can increase their chances of getting the business back on its feet whilst paying off debts. The company's financial ...
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Author:
Ashlyn Henry
13th April 2010
Says Jo, an entrepreneur, ‘The town that I live in (which is Savannah, Tn.) does not have a beauty supply store. I have been working for the Walgreens Company for 7 years and I was ready to venture out on my own. So I decided to quit Walgreens and colle...
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Author:
liza252
09th April 2010
Compulsory liquidation can occur as a result of the company being insolvent. The process will take place when a creditor has still not received the payments owed after previously attempting to collect payments from the company. In this case, the company m...
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Author:
Ashlyn Henry
09th April 2010
A company cannot go through the liquidation process without the services of an insolvency practitioner. When a company liquidates voluntarily, an insolvency practitioner will be appointed as liquidator and will be responsible for the winding up of the com...
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Author:
Ashlyn Henry
08th April 2010
When company is insolvent, it may enter a Creditors Voluntary Liquidation, but in some cases insolvent companies may have no choice but to liquidate as a result of being given a winding up order by a court. Compulsory liquidation can be an extremely diffi...
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Author:
Ashlyn Henry