Originally posted by northernladuk
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Crunch should be able to finalise all the accounting bits and bobs, and also hopefully give some basic guidance over how best to extract final funds. If final net assets are >£25k, then you may well want an MVL. Crunch may have a "preferred MVL partner" and try hard to point you towards them, but if not, do consider MVL Online.
Worth stressing though that it'll be your accountant's job (not the liquidator's) to do final accounting/tax matters. If you're not happy with Crunch doing this, then be warned you may find you're paying another accountancy firm quite a bit of money to do what may seem not a great deal. Remember accountants have to jump through a lot of hoops onboarding a client, uncovering the historic position, getting authorised as tax agents/all the info they need. Hence it's often not worth anyone's while doing that for very small jobs, or as in your situation switching accountant right at the end of a company's life.
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