The rise of zombie businesses: Why it’s no time for reckless trading
In the depths of the boom/bust cycle that started with Covid, businesses are doing it tougher than they have for years.
We provide solvent liquidation services in relation to companies that are no longer required.
The solvent liquidation process can provide advantages in comparison to alternatives, including tax-free capital distributions to shareholders and when dealing with potential creditor claims.
We are also able to provide advice on the tax implications of a group company being placed into liquidation, and alternative methods of closing a company, such as through amalgamation.
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In the depths of the boom/bust cycle that started with Covid, businesses are doing it tougher than they have for years.
Every business owner starts out with dreams of success and wealth. Unfortunately, it’s not as easy as it seems and many businesses run into trouble at some stage in their life cycle.
Even profitable and viable companies can find themselves unable to pay their creditors. This can be due to a variety of reasons, such as the failure of a major customer, unprofitable contracts, employee theft, lengthy litigation and, unfortunately, a pandemic or extreme weather events.
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