JAY MAA PTY LTD

Company details

Name: JAY MAA PTY LTD

ACN: 169549875ABN: 86169549875

Status: Deregistered
Date of Deregistration: 03/10/2021

Date of First Registration: 14/05/2014

Locality:
Suburb: WYNDHAM VALE
State: Victoria
Post code: 3024

Former names:

Documents lodged with ASIC

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Event	Date
Lodges notification of the appointment or cessation of an external administrator	08/03/2019
Lodges notification of a change to company details	30/01/2019
Applies for registration as an Australian company	14/05/2014

Event	Date
Lodges notification of the appointment or cessation of an external administrator	08/03/2019
Lodges notification of a change to company details	30/01/2019
Applies for registration as an Australian company	14/05/2014

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Insolvency Appointments and Other Events

Event	Date	Appointee
ASIC advises of an intention to deregister this company in two months from today's date.	03/08/2021
ASIC is notified of the appointment or cessation of a receiver/manager to the company	07/03/2019	Sam Kaso

Capital Gains Tax Status

Event	Date
We understand this company was deregistered and ceased to exist as of today's date. Capital Gains Tax event C2 happens upon cancellation of shares in a company. If you were a shareholder in this company, it is therefore possible you have a capital loss on worthless shares, depending on when you acquired the shares, how they were held and the nature and amount of distributions, if any, made in the course of the winding up. It is also possible that any distribution you received (or is as yet unclaimed) is deemed to be a dividend. Also note that small business CGT concessions may be available.	03/10/2021

Event

Date

We understand this company was deregistered and ceased to exist as of today's date. Capital Gains Tax event C2 happens upon cancellation of shares in a company. If you were a shareholder in this company, it is therefore possible you have a capital loss on worthless shares, depending on when you acquired the shares, how they were held and the nature and amount of distributions, if any, made in the course of the winding up. It is also possible that any distribution you received (or is as yet unclaimed) is deemed to be a dividend. Also note that small business CGT concessions may be available.

03/10/2021

Australian proprietary company limited by shares