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  • Waldorf
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    Probably not, loads of failed companies use this to escape their taxes and other liabilities and re-start with little debt.

    It is supposed to help struggling businesses, but it seems to be used by companies to clear their debts and gain competitive advantage.

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  • smdxc07
    started a topic Pre package administration

    Pre package administration

    Hi All,
    Looking for some advice re companies in administration.
    The company I was contracting to have gone into administration owing me 2 months money plus expenses.

    It looks like the 2 directors have used Pre Packaged Administration and are still trading with some of the employees.

    Has anyone been in a similar situation and what are my chances of getting my money?
    Any other legal advice/options greatly appreciated.

    Thanks,

    Dave
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