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Company Liquidation Perth

A proper wind-up, with a clear path forward.

About your Liquidation team

Accountants Daily Finalists, Fastest Growing Firm
AFR Top 100 Accounting Firms
CA and CPA Qualified Accountants
National Team
ASIC Registered Liquidators
ARITA Professional Members

Contact our Perth liquidators

Our Perth office is in the CBD on St Georges Terrace. We support companies across metropolitan Perth and regional Western Australia, including the Perth Hills, south west and Goldfields.

Level 2/68 St Georges Terrace, Perth WA 6000

Liquidation across Australia

Sydney

Level 12, 20 Bridge Street, Sydney NSW 2000

Melbourne

Level 12, 90 Collins Street, Melbourne VIC 3000

Brisbane

Level 14, 120 Edward Street, Brisbane City QLD 4000

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Winding up a business in Perth

If your Perth business is facing financial difficulty and can no longer meet its debts, Liquidation may be an appropriate way forward. Our experienced insolvency practitioners can help you understand the Liquidation process and what it means for you as a director, so you can make an informed decision about your next steps.

How Liquidation can help

Take the pressure off yourself

Creditors direct their questions to your liquidator, not you, once appointment takes place. Our St Georges Terrace team fields that contact.

Work through a Director Penalty Notice

Liquidation can reduce your personal exposure to company debt, depending on your individual circumstances.

Exit with everything accounted for

Assets are realised, creditors are paid in priority order and the company is formally deregistered.

Signs You Should Contact Liquidators

There’s no time like the present to prepare for tomorrow. If you are experiencing one or more of the following indicators, get in contact with our liquidators today.

Your next steps

Before anything formal happens, we work out where the company actually stands. The four stages below follow from there:

Assessment

We review your company's financial position, including how the financial difficulties developed, and explain whether Liquidation may be suitable.

Appointment

If you proceed, we prepare the required documents and support you through the appointment.

Realisation and reporting

The liquidator manages company assets, reviews creditor claims and completes required reporting to ASIC.

Finalisation

Once the company's affairs are complete, the Liquidation is finalised and the company may be deregistered.

Insolvency Services Perth

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.



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Speak to a registered liquidator in Perth

Speaking with a liquidator for the first time can feel like a big step. Our Perth team supports businesses across Western Australia through corporate insolvency appointments, with ASIC registered liquidators available to guide the process.

FAQs

Debts owed to RevenueWA, such as payroll tax, are generally treated as unsecured debts. They are paid under the priority order in the Corporations Act 2001, after Liquidation costs and secured creditors. Employee entitlements, including unpaid PAYG, rank ahead of them.

Once appointed, the liquidator deals directly with RevenueWA about the debt recorded against the company ACN. If funds are available, unsecured creditors may receive a dividend. Some state tax debts can also affect you personally, so early advice can help you understand your position.

Sometimes. A liquidator may continue trading for a short period where this could improve the return to creditors, such as completing existing work or preparing the business for sale. Assets are also realised and amounts owed by debtors collected as part of the external administration.

Creditors can raise questions about that decision at a meeting of creditors. The liquidator also reports to the Australian Securities and Investments Commission against the company ACN. Where trading on is not suitable, the liquidator will bring the business to a close in an orderly way.

No. Your first conversation is free and confidential, with time to talk through your options with our insolvency experts before deciding what comes next.

It can help to have your ACN and any recent creditor letters available, including a statutory demand, so we can understand how far the matter has progressed. Business recovery may still be possible in some cases. If a director penalty notice or personal guarantee affects your own finances, we can also explain what that may mean for you.

Yes. You can meet us at our St Georges Terrace office in the Perth CBD, or speak by phone or video if that suits you better. Call 02 8001 6520 to arrange a time.

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