Solvent Liquidations
(Members Voluntary Liquidation /MVL)

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What is a Solvent Liquidation?

Solvent liquidation, also known as a Members Voluntary Liquidation (MVL), is a process undertaken by solvent companies wishing to close their operations in an orderly and tax-efficient manner. This often occurs when a company's directors wish to retire, restructure, or realise the company's assets. Unlike insolvent liquidations, an MVL signifies that the company is capable of paying all its debts in full within twelve months.

Choosing the right insolvency practitioner is crucial for a smooth and efficient MVL process. Parker Walsh, renowned for their expertise in insolvency and liquidation, is a preferred choice for many companies undergoing this transition. Their commitment to providing personalised service and direct access to dedicated professionals sets them apart in the industry.

Understanding Members Voluntary Liquidation (MVL)

An MVL 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.

Here’s an overview of the stages involved in an MVL:

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. It must be supported by a statement of the company’s assets and liabilities, ensuring transparency and accountability.

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 beendistributed, the liquidator calls a final meeting of the shareholders. At thismeeting, the liquidator presents an account of the winding-up process. Uponacceptance, the company is formally dissolved, and it ceases to exist as alegal entity.

Why Choose Parker Walsh for your MVL?

When it comes to navigating the complexities of solvent liquidation, Parker Walsh stands out for several reasons:

1. Personalised Service

Parker Walsh ensures that each client has the direct contact number of the insolvency practitioner. This commitment to personal contact means that directors can have their questions answered promptly and accurately, providing peace of mind throughout the process. For directors experiencing an MVL for the first time, this direct line of communication is invaluable.

2. In-House Expertise

Unlike many firms that need to outsource parts of the liquidation process or refer clients to other specialists, Parker Walsh handles everything in-house. This comprehensive service approach ensures consistency, reliability, and efficiency. Clients can be assured that their case is managed by a cohesive team with a deep understanding of their specific needs.

3. Proven Track Record

With years of experience in the field, Parker Walsh has a proven track record of successfully managing MVLs. Their expertise ensures that the process is conducted smoothly, with all legal and financial obligations met comprehensively.

4. Cost Efficiency

By managing the entire process in-house, Parker Walsh can offer cost-effective solutions without compromising on quality. This approach not only saves money but also reduces the stress associated with coordinating multiple service providers.

Many directors who have worked with Parker Walsh praise their professionalism and dedication. For instance, John L, a director who recently underwent an MVL with Parker Walsh.

“The personal contact we had with our insolvency practitioner was a game-changer. It made the entire process much more manageable and less stressful.”
John L
Printing Company, Rochdale

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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