Liquidator's Report

A Liquidator’s Report is a comprehensive document prepared when a company is being officially closed down (liquidated). It details the company's financial status at the time of winding up, including assets, liabilities, and findings from the liquidation process. The report also explains how the company's assets were sold or distributed to repay creditors. Essentially, it provides transparency and accountability, ensuring all stakeholders understand what happened during liquidation, how the company's resources were managed, and the final settlement of debts. This report is usually submitted to authorities and made available to interested parties for review.