haydee
2019-11-16 19:52:37
- #1
He can also get into trouble even after he has agreed to the settlement. It will become drawn-out and will not help you.
| Sales | €913,886.00 | €1,075,043.00 | €2,000,000.00 | €2,500,000.00 | €2,500,000.00 |
| expected according to own information | |||||
| Fixed assets | €18,986.56 | €46,944.05 | €37,027.35 | ||
| Current assets | €17,892.74 | €20,137.54 | €28,645.39 | ||
| Total: | €36,879.30 | €67,081.59 | €65,672.74 | ||
| Equity | €0.00 | €49,980.12 | €47,078.95 | ||
| Liabilities | €36,880.30 | €17,101.47 | €18,593.79 | ||
The task of the insolvency administrator is damage limitation - not for you - but for the company GU.
He said that if the BU enters into a settlement and does not fulfill it or knows that he cannot fulfill it, this would be settlement fraud and insolvency delay.
He said that if the BU enters into a settlement and does not fulfill it or knows that he cannot fulfill it, this would be settlement fraud and delaying insolvency.
This would also mean the end of his managing director activity for his second company, and in the event of claims for damages, we would have claims against his private assets, unless he has already transferred them to his wife.