Company winding-up is different from personal bankruptcy. SSM guidance explains that Section 466 notices can lead to winding-up action if a company fails to comply within the demand period and the debt threshold is met.
Company winding-up is different from personal bankruptcy. SSM guidance explains that Section 466 notices can lead to winding-up action if a company fails to comply within the demand period and the debt threshold is met.
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Directors should identify the exact notice, service date, registered office delivery, amount claimed, and whether the creditor is relying on Section 466 of the Companies Act 2016.
A company debt may also affect directors personally if there is a personal guarantee. Keep company obligations separate from personal guarantee obligations when reviewing options.
No. Winding-up applies to companies. Bankruptcy applies to individuals. Directors may still face personal exposure through personal guarantees.
The SSM gazette states the prescribed amount for Section 466(1)(a) is an amount exceeding RM50,000 from 1 April 2021. Always verify current law with official sources or a lawyer.
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