Statutory Order of Priority Flashcards

1
Q

What is the statutory order of priority meaning?

A

When company liquidated, assets must be distributed in strict legal order

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What is the statutory order in order?

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1) Liquidator’s fees for fixed assets
2) Fixed charge holders
3) Liquidator’s general fees and expenses
4) Preferential creditors
5) Prescribed part fund
6) Floating charge holders
7) Unsecured creditors
8) Interest on unsecured debts
9) Shareholders

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3
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What are fixed charges?

A

Secured against specific assets

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4
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What are floating charges?

A

Cover classes of assets generally

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5
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Who does fixed charge holders rank higher than?

A

Floating and unsecured creditors

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6
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What are the tiers of preferential creditors?

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Tier 1 – Employee wages, holiday pay
Tier 2 – PAYE, National Insurance, VAT

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7
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What is the maximum per employee?

A

£800

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8
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What is a prescribed part fund?

A

Prevents unsecured creditors from floating charge holders taking everything

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9
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What is the calculation of prescribed part fund?

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50% of first £10,000 – 20% of the remainder

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10
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What is the cap on prescribed part fund?

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£800,000

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11
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How are unsecured creditors paid?

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Proportionally based on how much they are owed

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