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exowner
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Hi,
We own a small limited company, the recession has wiped us out.
We are the largest creditor, the company owing us roughly €100k that we invested in the company. The only other main creditor is revenue.
Do we have to appoint a liquidator or can we liquidate ourselves if we are the biggest creditor?
The company owes us over 100k and revenue 50k and that's about it, there are no other creditors, and as we're not paying our mortgage, we've taken our child out of creche and can't pay any of our utilities or bills and are unemployed now, we generally don't have the 10-15k plus to give to a liquidator!!!!
As the largest creditor, can we self liquidate or do it anyway cheaper?
Thanks
We own a small limited company, the recession has wiped us out.
We are the largest creditor, the company owing us roughly €100k that we invested in the company. The only other main creditor is revenue.
Do we have to appoint a liquidator or can we liquidate ourselves if we are the biggest creditor?
The company owes us over 100k and revenue 50k and that's about it, there are no other creditors, and as we're not paying our mortgage, we've taken our child out of creche and can't pay any of our utilities or bills and are unemployed now, we generally don't have the 10-15k plus to give to a liquidator!!!!
As the largest creditor, can we self liquidate or do it anyway cheaper?
Thanks