Business Liquidation FAQ'S are frequently asked questions about liquidation and what it all entails. The Liquidation Process is specifically designed to help companies in financial distress get rid of their business debt and declare bankruptcy.
Let's start with the Business Liquidation FAQ'S:
The frequently asked questions about liquidation will answer the basic questions about the topic. There're many questions that can be asked, but here we will discuss the questions that's asked most frequently.
How is Business Liquidation FAQ'S decided upon?We received an influx of enquiries regarding business liquidation and many of the same questions were asked. For informational purposes, we thought it might be optimal if there is a platform where these questions could be answered.
That is how 'Business Liquidation FAQ'S' we developed and put together. However, if you have any questions that is not listed, or the answer provided is unclear don't hesitate to call.
1. Is there an easy approach to liquidating a business?
Yes, a director may use the CIPC platform to liquidate his or her company, provided that the company's yearly CIPC payments are current. If the CIPC fees are not paid on time, he must settle the company's account with CIPC.
2. What effects will Liquidating a Company have on my personal credit profile?
Companies are different legal entities, and company debt is distinct from the director's personal obligation unless the director signs a suretyship for the firm in his own capacity.
3. How long does it take to liquidate a company through the CIPC portal?
No more than two to three weeks after the submission date.
4. What happens to the company's debt following liquidation?
To collect any unpaid funds from the estate of the liquidated company, creditors will get in touch with the company's liquidator.
5. What will happen to the assets in the liquidated business?
If the liquidated business has any assets, they will be sold to fulfil the creditors' claims. In the absence of assets, the business's debt will be written off.
6. Are there any alternative ways to liquidate a company?
Yes, the director will file a motion in court to liquidate his or her company, which is a costly process.
7. What is the compulsory liquidation of a company?
A creditor of a firm approaches the court with an application to liquidate the company. This application will be based on liquid debt, such as purchased and delivered commodities, loans, and so on.
8. Why do directors have the authority to liquidate the company through a director's resolution?
To avoid reckless trading, which is a
criminal offence under Section 214 of the New Companies Act, directors can liquidate a company via directors and/or shareholder resolution.
9. What happens to the amount owing to SARS once the business is liquidated?
SARS debt will be part of the liquidation process, and in most cases, it will be written off.
10. Can a company be liquidated without assets?
Yes, unlike personal sequestration, a corporation does not require assets to qualify for liquidation.
11. Which is more cost-effective: CIPC liquidation or High Court liquidation, and why?
Because no court processes are needed, CIPC liquidation is the least expensive option. However, the liquidation order issued by CIPC, has the same power as a high court liquidation order. Remember that in order to be eligible for a CIPC liquidation application, you must meet the applicable criteria.
12. What happens to debts for which business directors have signed sureties?
If a company's director or a member of its board of directors signs a surety in his or her personal capacity, they will be held accountable for the debts for which they signed a surety. However, if you speak with one of Cure Debt's debt relief specialists, we will offer you an affordable and cost-effective solution to your situation.
13. When does a firm need to follow the liquidation procedure?
When a company's liabilities surpass its assets, it is unable to service its obligations under the terms of the agreements it has entered into.
14. Will I be able to create another company if I liquidate an indebted business?
Yes, you will not face any penalties or prohibitions from CIPC as a result of a liquidation.
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Could you please provide information on what the Companies Act states regarding this matter? Do I have a say in the matter?
As a member of a close corporation or a director of a corporation, it is important to fulfil your legal obligation to liquidate your company if you foresee any difficulties in paying your company's creditors within the next few months.
It is important to note that not complying with this requirement is considered a criminal offence.
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