Liquidation Brisbane

Cost-effective liquidation for when it’s time to cease business operations.
Book your free confidential consultation with our Brisbane liquidation experts today.

Contact our Brisbane Team

Level 14, 120 Edward St, Brisbane City, QLD 4000
02 8001 6520.

Credentials That Back Our Results

Accountants Daily Finalists, Fastest Growing Firm
AFR Top lOO Accounting Firms
CA and CPA Qualified Accountants
National Team
ASIC Registered Liquidators
ARITA Professional Members

Why choose us?

Innovation

We’re always exploring smarter, more effective ways to support our clients. By embracing new technology and forward-thinking strategies, we stay ahead of the curve - so you can, too.

Focus

We never take a ‘one size fits all’ approach. That’s why we take the time to understand your goals and tailor our approach accordingly, focusing on strategy, outcomes, and what works best for you.

Action-oriented

We don’t wait for problems to surface, we stay proactive. Always thinking ahead, we anticipate needs and pre-empt issues before they arise. Putting our clients on the front foot, with us by their side.

Understanding

Financial challenges affect more than just the bottom line - we get that. That’s why we approach every situation with empathy, treating each client as a person, not a number.

Corporate Liquidation

Whether voluntary or court-ordered, our ASIC-registered liquidators manage the process with care and expertise. We take time to understand your situation and goals, then implement a plan to address financial challenges. If your aim is to exit and reset, we ensure a smooth, efficient, and cost-effective process.

Signs to Consider Liquidation

There’s no time like the present to prepare for tomorrow. If you are experiencing one or more of the following indicators, get in contact with our liquidators today.

Our Brisbane Insolvency Services

While liquidation is a key option for business owners to consider, it’s not the only path forward. We’ll assess every possible solution for your business, which may include:

Liquidation

Winding up your insolvent company for good? Liquidation is a formal process that ensures remaining assets are fairly distributed to creditors. Our experts guide you through every step, providing clear advice and support to help you exit with confidence and compliance.

Creditors’ Voluntary Liquidation

In a CVL, our ASIC-registered liquidators manage the formalities - from convening shareholders to placing the company into liquidation - making the process smoother and less stressful at every stage.

Members' Voluntary Liquidation

Eliminate communication hurdles when dissolving a company through MVL. Allow us to assist by conducting a review, liquidating your company and distributing assets to the relevant parties.

Voluntary Administration

Worried your business may not stay afloat? Voluntary Administration gives you the breathing room to restructure, continue trading, and work towards profitability—while ensuring fair distribution to creditors.

Small Business Restructure

Want to manage debt while retaining control of your business? If your company owes less than $1 million, a Small Business Restructure offers a faster, more cost-effective solution.


Safe Harbour

Safe Harbour protects directors from insolvent trading claims when following a formal restructuring plan. We act as your restructuring partner, developing a clear strategy to stabilise & strengthen your business.

Receivership

We bring extensive experience in Receivership appointments and acting as Agent for Mortgagees. If you're a funder, secured creditor, or adviser to a financial institution, we’re here to support you.



Talk to Brisbane’s Experts

We've helped several businesses across Australia recover from debt, become profitable and restructure.

If you’re in Brisbane and looking for a way to avoid liquidation, get in touch with our registered and official liquidators today. Find a way forward for you and your business.

Meet the Brisbane team

Andrew Quinn

Andrew Quinn

Director & ASIC Registered LiquidatorBrisbane

Andrew Quinn is a seasoned professional in the insolvency and restructuring industry, serving as a Director at Mackay Goodwin. With a deep understanding of complex financial challenges, Andrew has guided numerous businesses through voluntary administrations, liquidations, and corporate restructurings. His industry experience spans across sectors including construction, hospitality, and professional services, providing him with a diverse skill set to address each client’s unique needs.

Andrew’s strategic approach focuses on achieving the best possible outcomes for all stakeholders while navigating businesses through periods of financial adversity. His commitment to providing tailored solutions ensures that businesses receive the support they need to recover and thrive in challenging times.

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FAQs

If your business is experiencing financial distress, entering liquidation may be the most appropriate for your business. When your company is no longer viable, closing the doors is your most appropriate option.

Liquidation is a structured way to wrap up a company’s operations. It ensures proper and legal distribution of assets, minimising the impact of financial troubles. This process also lets shareholders, creditors, and directors involve an independent expert to oversee and manage the liquidation. Creditors recognise liquidation as a fair and lawful choice for an insolvent company to handle its finances.

When a company goes into liquidation, its assets are sold to repay creditors, and the business is formally closed.
It’s important to note that there are different types of liquidation in Australia, including voluntary liquidation (initiated by the company’s directors or shareholders) and court-ordered liquidation (usually initiated by creditors). The specific details and liquidation procedures can vary based on the circumstances and the type involved.

Liquidation is generally considered to be a cost-effective solution for businesses experiencing financial distress. Which makes it an attractive option for companies looking to wind up. Though the precise cost will depend on the size and the complexity of the company, the liquidation process for a small company can cost as little as $5,500.
Contact us today if you have questions about how to start the process.

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