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Winding up a cooperative

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You can wind up a cooperative voluntarily, or Fair Trading or the Supreme Court can wind it up.

Involuntary wind up

We can wind up a cooperative if we determine that:

If we decide to wind up a cooperative, we will appoint a liquidator and issue a winding-up certificate.

Voluntary wind up

You may voluntarily wind up a cooperative only:

If members choose to wind up the cooperative, complete and submit Cooperatives Form 16 - Application for approval of draft disclosure statement (PDF, 121 KB) to us for approval before giving notice of the special postal ballot to members.

After the members pass the special resolution, we will send you copies of Cooperatives Form 11 - Application for registration of a special resolution and Cooperatives Form 11a - Statutory declaration in support of a special resolution. Submit them with us to register the special resolution.

Deregistration

When the winding-up process is complete, we deregister the cooperative, which means the cooperative can no longer operate in Queensland.

A cooperative may be deregistered in the same way and in the same circumstances as a company under the Corporations Act 2001.

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Last reviewed 25/03/2013

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