LAI'S BROTHER'S PTY LTD | deListed Australia

Company details

Name: LAI'S BROTHER'S PTY LTD

ACN: 85507286

Status: External Administration

Locality:
State: NSW

Former names:

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Insolvency Appointments and Other Events

Event	Date	Appointee
National Australia Bank Limited (004 044 937) is appointed as a Controller (except receiver or managing controller) of the company	15/12/2021	National Australia Bank Limited (004 044 937)
National Australia Bank Limited (004 044 937) is appointed as a Controller (except receiver or managing controller) of the company	15/12/2021	National Australia Bank Limited (004 044 937)
National Australia Bank Limited (004 044 937) is appointed as a Controller (except receiver or managing controller) of the company	07/12/2021	National Australia Bank Limited (004 044 937)
Westpac Banking Corporation (007 457 141) is appointed as a Controller (except receiver or managing controller) of the company	13/10/2021	Westpac Banking Corporation (007 457 141)
ASIC is notified of the appointment or cessation of a liquidator to the company in a creditors voluntary winding up	27/05/2021	Katherine Barnet

Capital Gains Tax Status

Event	Date
If you are a shareholder in this company, it is possible you may be able to realise a capital loss on your shareholding for Capital Gains Tax purposes. That would depend on the form of external administration, when you acquired the shares and how they were held, and the nature and amount of any distributions. While crystallising a loss often makes good economic sense, we recommend you seek professional advice before buying or selling securities. See here for further details or enquire to admin@delisted.com.au with the name of the company you hold the shares in.	21/08/2021

Event

Date

If you are a shareholder in this company, it is possible you may be able to realise a capital loss on your shareholding for Capital Gains Tax purposes. That would depend on the form of external administration, when you acquired the shares and how they were held, and the nature and amount of any distributions. While crystallising a loss often makes good economic sense, we recommend you seek professional advice before buying or selling securities. See here for further details or enquire to admin@delisted.com.au with the name of the company you hold the shares in.

21/08/2021