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I AM AN ACCOUNTANT, HOW CAN AIS HELP ME?
Australian Insolvency Services is available to act as a point of contact for information, specialist advice or referral for any clients that may be facing insolvency or other financial difficulties.
I AM A LAWYER, HOW CAN AIS HELP ME?
Our dedicated team is easily accessible and always happy to help. We provide confidential and obligation-free advice to relieve your financial stress.
WHAT IS RECEIVERSHIP?
The receivership of a company involves the appointment of a receiver to take control of a company. The most common reason for the appointment of a receiver is because the borrower, or company, becomes insolvent.
WHAT IS A COMPANY RECEIVERSHIP?
Company Receivership is an insolvency term which many people confuse with other insolvency processes. The receivership of a company involves the appointment of a person, who is called the Receiver, to act on behalf of a secured creditor.
I AM AN ACCOUNTANT, HOW CAN AIS HELP ME?
Australian Insolvency Services is available to act as a point of contact for information, specialist advice or referral for any clients that may be facing insolvency or other financial difficulties.
I AM A LAWYER, HOW CAN AIS HELP ME?
Our dedicated team is easily accessible and always happy to help. We provide confidential and obligation-free advice to relieve your financial stress.
WHAT IS RECEIVERSHIP?
The receivership of a company involves the appointment of a receiver to take control of a company. The most common reason for the appointment of a receiver is because the borrower, or company, becomes insolvent.
WHAT IS A COMPANY RECEIVERSHIP?
Company Receivership is an insolvency term which many people confuse with other insolvency processes. The receivership of a company involves the appointment of a person, who is called the Receiver, to act on behalf of a secured creditor.
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