Voluntary administration is a process designed to assist insolvent companies satisfy their debts by ensuring that they can either:
- come to a formal arrangement with their creditors to pay those debts, or
- are quickly and inexpensively placed into liquidation
A voluntary administration restrains creditors from enforcing their claims and can assist a company to trade out of short term difficulties often caused by either short term cash flow restrictions or one off financial problems.
It can also provide a way to restructure the business or the company itself to revive it to a healthier position. In certain circumstances, it can also be used by directors as a mechanism to avoid personal liability.
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