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Welcome to Dissolve.
In this video I'll explain to you how to appoint a liquidator
it's an easy process
first to explain a technicality
when appointing a liquidator through Dissolve we usually recommend what's called a
Creditors Voluntary Liquidation.
But don't let that name fool you,
it's not the creditors that appoint.
The liquidator is appointed by resolution of firstly the directors and secondly
the shareholders.
So here is the process to make that happen. Firstly
give us the company details which is basically the ACN and the company name
if there are no assets we will quote you a fixed fee for you to pay
if there are enough assets then there'll be no extra charge to you. Secondly
we email an appointment package to you
we can send that by surface mail or fax if you want.
Thirdly:
you pay the fixed price (if there is one)
fourthly you sign and date the three documents in the appointment package and
send them back to us
so the documents you need to sign are pretty straightforward
here's an example onscreen of the simple resolutions that the shareholders sign
the liquidator is appointed as soon as the last shareholder signs this document.
There can be variations to the process I've described usually as a result of either
not all directors or not all shareholders agreeing
if that's the case we need to vary the process just a little.
but the message is that as long as you are using Dissolve it's easy to appoint
a liquidator and it's a quick process
we can get you an appointment pack inside an hour and then it's up to you as to
how quickly you can sign the relevant documents
thanks for your time