The particular nature of an insolvency office holder’s position renders transparency and fairness in all dealings of primary importance. The following guidance sheets provide useful guidance of process and other useful information. They are free to download.
Creditor's Guide to Fees
Administrator's Fees
Administration is a procedure which places a company under the control of an insolvency practitioner and the protection of the court to rescue or relieve the financial situation of the company or individuals concerned.
Read moreLiquidators' Fees
Liquidation (or ‘winding up’) is the most common type of corporate insolvency procedure. Liquidation is the formal winding up of a company’s affairs entailing the realisation of its assets and the distribution of the proceeds in a prescribed order of priority.
Read moreFees charged by Trustees' in Bankruptcy
Bankruptcy is the administration of the affairs of an insolvent individual by a trustee in
the interests of his creditors generally. The trustee’s function is to realise the assets
and distribute them among the creditors in a prescribed order of priority.
Read moreVoluntary Arrangement Fees
This guide explains how fees are fixed in voluntary arrangements, how the creditors
can affect the level of fees, and the information which should be made available to
them regarding fees.
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