Small business restructuring

What does the restructuring practitioner do?

All registered liquidators are automatically entitled to act and be appointed as a restructuring practitioner. Only registered liquidators can act and be appointed to the new simplified liquidation process.

The restructuring practitioner’s role includes:

  • helping determine eligibility

  • supporting the directors to develop its plan and review the company’s financial affairs

  • certifying the plan for creditors to vote on

  • managing disbursements if plan is approved. 

Directors stay in control of the company’s day-to-day activities, therefore the restructuring practitioner is not personally liable for the company debts/actions.

Disclaimer

The enclosed information is of necessity a brief overview and it is not intended that readers should rely wholly on the information contained herein. No warranty express or implied is given in respect of the information provided and accordingly no responsibility is taken by Worrells or any member of the firm for any loss resulting from any error or omission contained within this fact sheet.

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