Creditors Voluntary Liquidation Process

The liquidator, or insolvency practitioner (IP) handling the Creditors Voluntary Liquidation process must be licensed to be able to deal with realising the assets of the company, distributing the proceeds to creditors, as well as handling all the formalities and paperwork to close the company.



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