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Thanks for the info./comments.
Will have a look through.
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Ok, searched the web rather than CUK and found these...
Creditors Voluntary Liquidation | FAQs | Company Insolvency
And from Nixon Williams site a great little page about it all and steps etc..
MVL, Members Voluntary Liquidation,
HTH
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Originally posted by Tinman View Postbut no definitive (as far as I can see) answer.
It shouldn't affect personal credit rating, but as MVL is a matter of public record - any potential lender can judge this information as they see fit - and if they decide it's a negative indicator, tough
So it's impossible to say that it will never be an issue.
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Had a search through some threads in the link below and I can't see a definitive answer either I am afraid...
https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=mv...hrome&ie=UTF-8
All I can find is one post from Nixon Williams in the thread below in which they state..
http://forums.contractoruk.com/accou...cedures-2.html
Winding your company up through a MVL (Members Voluntary Liquidation) will not mean you will have an adverse credit rating - adverse credit ratings come about due to your inablility to pay your creditors etc.
With a MVL, your company debts are settled in full, so no-one loses out.
Alan
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MVL - Personal Credit Record Impact
Hi all
Have been various discussions about whether undertaking an MVL has an impact on one's personal credit record, but no definitive (as far as I can see) answer.
Has anyone who has undertaken an MVL checked their personal credit record after, and if so what was the outcome?
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