Voluntary Liquidation — Solvent. Structured. Compliant Closure.
Advisory support for solvent companies seeking to wind up through the voluntary liquidation process.
Contact UsVoluntary liquidation allows a solvent company to wind up its affairs through a structured process initiated by its own members, distinct from insolvency-triggered liquidation.
We support companies through the voluntary liquidation process, from eligibility assessment and declaration of solvency to final dissolution.
Our advisory ensures the process is completed in compliance with applicable timelines and regulatory filing requirements.
Our Voluntary Liquidation Services
Eligibility Assessment
Assessing the company's eligibility to undertake voluntary liquidation.
Declaration of Solvency
Supporting preparation of the declaration of solvency required to initiate the process.
Liquidator Appointment Support
Advisory support relating to appointment of the liquidator for the process.
Asset Realisation Support
Assisting in planning realisation of company assets during liquidation.
Creditor Communication
Support in communication with creditors during the voluntary liquidation process.
Regulatory Filings
Preparing filings required with the registrar and regulator during the process.
Compliance Monitoring
Monitoring compliance with statutory timelines applicable to voluntary liquidation.
Dissolution Support
Supporting documentation required for final dissolution of the company.
Our Process
Eligibility Review
Assessing whether the company qualifies for voluntary liquidation.
Solvency Declaration
Preparing the declaration of solvency and supporting documentation.
Liquidator Appointment
Supporting appointment of the liquidator by the members.
Asset Realisation & Distribution
Supporting realisation of assets and distribution to stakeholders.
Dissolution
Completing filings required for final dissolution of the company.
Why It Matters
Frequently Asked Questions
Looking to wind up a solvent company?
We support the voluntary liquidation process from start to dissolution.