Company Liquidation Melbourne
Is your company experiencing financial distress? We have a team of ASIC-registered liquidators to guide you through the tough times.
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MembersContact our Melbourne liquidators
Our Melbourne office is in the CBD on Collins Street. From here, we support companies across Victoria, including the inner suburbs, the south-east, the northern and western growth corridors and regional centres.
Level 12, 90 Collins Street, Melbourne VIC 3000
02 8001 6520
Liquidation across Australia
Sydney
Level 12, 20 Bridge Street, Sydney NSW 2000
Brisbane
Level 14, 120 Edward Street, Brisbane City QLD 4000
Perth
Level 2, 68 St Georges Terrace, Perth WA 6000
Winding up a company in Melbourne
Whether voluntary or court-ordered, our ASIC-registered liquidators manage the process with care and expertise. We take time to understand your situation and goals, then implement a plan to address financial challenges. If your aim is to exit and reset, we ensure a smooth, efficient, and cost-effective process.
Signs to Contact Liquidation Specialists
If you are experiencing one or more of the below insolvency indicators, it is best to get in contact with our expert team today.
Your next steps
The Liquidation process begins with understanding where your company stands. Here's what that looks like:
Assessment
We review the financial distress your company is facing and explain the options, including whether Liquidation suits your position.
Appointment
If you choose to proceed, we prepare the required documents under your company name and ACN, then support you through the appointment process.
Realisation and reporting
The liquidator manages the company's assets, reviews creditor claims and completes the required reporting to ASIC.
Finalisation
Once the company's affairs have been completed, the Liquidation is finalised and the company may then be deregistered.
Insolvency Services Melbourne
Although liquidation is an important option that business owners should keep in mind, it isn't the only option. We will explore all options for your business, which may include the following:
Liquidation
Winding up your insolvent company for good? Liquidation is a formal process that ensures remaining assets are fairly distributed to creditors. Our experts guide you through every step, providing clear advice and support to help you exit with confidence and compliance.
Creditors’ Voluntary Liquidation
In a CVL, our ASIC-registered liquidators manage the formalities - from convening shareholders to placing the company into liquidation - making the process smoother and less stressful at every stage.
Members' Voluntary Liquidation
Eliminate communication hurdles when dissolving a company through MVL. Allow us to assist by conducting a review, liquidating your company and distributing assets to the relevant parties.
Voluntary Administration
Worried your business may not stay afloat? Voluntary Administration gives you the breathing room to restructure, continue trading, and work towards profitability—while ensuring fair distribution to creditors.
Small Business Restructure
Want to manage debt while retaining control of your business? If your company owes less than $1 million, a Small Business Restructure offers a faster, more cost-effective solution.
Safe Harbour
Safe Harbour protects directors from insolvent trading claims when following a formal restructuring plan. We act as your restructuring partner, developing a clear strategy to stabilise & strengthen your business.
Receivership
We bring extensive experience in Receivership appointments and acting as Agent for Mortgagees. If you're a funder, secured creditor, or adviser to a financial institution, we’re here to support you.
Get Expert Advice
Every business experiences challenges - but you don’t have to face them alone.
Our Melbourne-based insolvency experts are here to help you understand your options, take control of your situation, and move forward with confidence.
FAQs
The main difference is how much choice you have. If a creditor applies to wind up the company under the Corporations Act 2001, the court process determines the timing and liquidator appointment.
Choosing a Creditors' Voluntary Liquidation earlier lets you appoint an ASIC registered liquidator and prepare for the process, including any meeting of creditors.
The Federal Court of Australia or the Supreme Court of Victoria can order a Victorian company to be wound up. This commonly follows a company failing to comply with a statutory demand from a creditor.
If you have received a statutory demand or a winding-up application, our team can explain where the company stands and what the process may mean for you.
In most cases, a State Revenue Office Victoria debt remains a company debt and ranks with other unsecured creditors in the Liquidation. The liquidator distributes available company assets according to statutory priority rules.
A personal guarantee or other personal liability may continue separately after Liquidation and, in some cases, may contribute to bankruptcy if it remains unresolved.
Yes. You can meet with one of our ASIC registered liquidators at our Melbourne office.
If travelling into the CBD is inconvenient, you can also speak with our team by phone or video. Call 02 8001 6520 and we can arrange a time that works for you.
Yes. Your first consultation is free and confidential. We'll answer your questions in plain language, and there is no obligation to proceed.
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