Fee Guides
Office Holder’s Fees are determined as follows:
A creditors' committee (if there is one) agrees the Office Holder’s fees and fee structure for the life of a case. Otherwise, it can be fixed by the creditors or the court. Although the fee can be fixed as a percentage of the value of the property dealt with, it is normally based on the following factors:
- The time properly spent by the office holder and his staff;
- the complexity of the case;
- any exceptional responsibility borne by the office holder;
- the effectiveness with which the office holder carries out his duties;
- and the value and nature of the company's assets.
Our UK insolvency trade body, R3, has produced a separate guide explaining insolvency office holders’ remuneration, which is available upon request.
- Members’ Voluntary Liquidation
- Company Voluntary Arrangement
- Moratorium, Part 1A
- The Restructuring Plan
- Administration
- Administrative Receivership
- Creditors’ Voluntary Liquidation
- Compulsory Liquidation
- Liquidation of Companies in Construction
- Individual Voluntary Arrangements
- Debt Relief Orders
- Bankruptcy
- Creditors’ Committees