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Liquidators play a critical role in managing the complexities of business liquidation, ensuring compliance with Australian insolvency laws, fairness in creditor settlements, and transparency throughout the process. Appointed to oversee the winding-up of a company, liquidators take charge of asset management, debt resolution, and legal reporting. Their duties include investigating company affairs, preserving and selling assets, settling creditor claims, and holding directors accountable for any misconduct. They act as impartial facilitators, ensuring creditors and stakeholders are treated fairly while adhering to the Corporations Act.

Liquidators wield significant legal powers to manage and protect assets, recover funds through legal actions, and overturn fraudulent transactions. They are also responsible for prioritising creditor claims, starting with secured creditors, followed by employee entitlements and unsecured creditors.

The Liquidation Advisory Centre offers expert guidance to company directors, business owners, and stakeholders, helping them understand the liquidation process, comply with legal requirements, and make informed decisions during this challenging time. By managing risks and ensuring regulatory compliance, liquidators enable a structured and equitable conclusion to a company's financial affairs.