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Maximise Value and Simplify Your Solvent Liquidation with Parker Walsh

When closing a solvent business, a Members Voluntary Liquidation (MVL) is a smart, tax-efficient way to unlock the company’s assets and wind down operations. Whether it's for retirement, restructuring, or simply releasing capital, an MVL ensures a controlled, debt-free exit. At Parker Walsh, we specialise in guiding businesses through this process, offering expert insolvency advice and personalised support. Our experienced team ensures that your MVL is handled swiftly and efficiently, so you can confidently focus on your next steps. Choose Parker Walsh for a seamless, stress-free liquidation.

Why Choose Parker Walsh for Your Liquidation Needs?

Navigating the complexities of solvent liquidation is our speciality. Here’s why Parker Walsh is your best choice:

  • Personalised Service: We tailor our approach to meet your specific needs.
  • In-House Expertise: Our dedicated professionals handle everything internally, ensuring seamless service.
  • Proven Track Record: Years of successful outcomes for our clients.
  • Cost Efficiency: We offer competitive and transparent pricing.

With Parker Walsh, you can close your business with confidence, knowing that our experienced team will handle everything smoothly and efficiently.

An MVL is a significant step for any company, requiring careful planning and execution. Choosing the right insolvency practitioner is crucial to ensure that the process is handled efficiently and effectively.

Parker Walsh’s commitment to personalised service, in-house expertise, and cost efficiency makes them an ideal partner for companies looking to close their operations through an MVL. Their dedication to client satisfaction and seamless process management sets them apart in the field of insolvency.

If you're considering an MVL, Parker Walsh offers the experience and personalised support you need for a successful outcome.

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About Parker Walsh

Parker Walsh are business recovery specialists with over twenty years’ experience in the industry.

Based in the North West but operating nationwide, we are authorised to carry out all insolvency procedures including insolvent Liquidations (Creditors Voluntary Liquidation/CVL), Administrations and formal debt arrangements (Company Voluntary Arrangements/CVA).

We realise you have your pick of companies who all offer their services to help you get your business back on track, but Parker Walsh are one of the few who can actually handle your case entirely in-house.

Many companies will take your case and simply pass it on to a licenced insolvency practitioner, like Molly Monks of Parker Walsh.

Molly is one of few females in the industry to hold a certificate to practice Insolvency Proceedings.

So, cut out the middle-man and take our free assessment tool to find out what your options are - or, simply drop us an email or give us a call.

Advice You Can Trust

Molly Monks is licensed and authorised to act as an Insolvency Practitioner in the United Kingdom by the Insolvency Practitioners Association. Parker Walsh are fully insured, and the Professional Indemnity Insurance is provided by Close Brothers Premium Finance, Wimbledon Bridge House, 1 Hartfield Road, London, SW19 3RU.

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How it works

An MVL (Members Voluntary Liquidation) is a formal procedure enabling directors of a solvent company to close the business.

It involves the realisation of assets, payment of liabilities, and distribution of surplus funds to shareholders.

  • 1
    Declaration of Solvency - The process begins with the directors making a statutory declaration of solvency. This document confirms that the company can pay its debts in full within twelve months.
  • 2
    Appointment of Liquidator - Once the declaration of solvency is sworn, a resolution is passed by the shareholders to appoint a liquidator. The liquidator’s role is to oversee the winding-up process, ensuring that all assets are realised, and creditors are paid.
  • 3
    Asset Realisation and Distribution -
    The liquidator takes control of the company's assets, which are then sold or distributed in kind. The proceeds are used to settle any outstanding debts. After satisfying all liabilities, the remaining funds are distributed among the shareholders in accordance with their shareholdings.
  • 4
    Final Meeting and Dissolution - After the assets have been distributed, the liquidator calls a final meeting of the shareholders. At this meeting, the liquidator presents an account of the winding-up process. Upon acceptance, the company is formally dissolved, and it ceases to exist as alegal entity.

Meet The Team

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Molly Monks M.I.P.A.
Licensed Insolvency Practitioner
Colin Burke BA (Hons), MA
Consultant
Suzie Facer
Office Manager
Steven Gregory
Case Administrator
Joe Bevan
Case Administrator
Amy Baggs
Case Administrator
Forhad Hussain
Case Administrator
Ben Allen
Case Administrator
Phil Monks
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