Warning: Company is liquidation
This status significantly impacts the Vetted Score.
AMERICAN DATABASE SERVICES LIMITED
About AMERICAN DATABASE SERVICES LIMITED
The company's current status is "Liquidation". It currently has 1 active officer on record and 1 historical appointment that have since resigned. There are 1 charge registered against this company, of which 1 remains outstanding.
Vetted Score
Caution
Based on automated analysis of public records.
Company status is Liquidation.
Company is less than 2 years old.
All accounts and statements are up to date.
No strike-off history found.
Established leadership structure.
1 outstanding charge(s) registered.
CRITICAL: Company is actively in liquidation.
Officers have excellent track records (+5). (Avg Officer Score: 100)
Financial Health & Compliance
Insolvency Risk: This company has a history of insolvency proceedings. Please review the Insolvency section for details before proceeding.
Annual Accounts
Up to dateTOTAL EXEMPTION SMALL
Next due: 30/06/2010
Confirmation Statement
Up to dateFiled
Next due: 19/10/2010
Charges & Mortgages
Has Outstanding1 Outstanding
Out of 1 total charges
Company / Officer Relationships
Visualization of directors and their other active appointments. (Limited to 5 active directors)
Nature of Business (SIC)
- 7240 - Data base activitiesUnknown SIC Code
Key Dates & Events Timeline
liquidation cva supervisors abstract of receipts payments with brought down date
insolvency
filingliquidation voluntary arrangement completion
insolvency
filingInsolvency Case: corporate-voluntary-arrangement
Event: voluntary-arrangement-ended-on
insolvencyliquidation compulsory winding up order
insolvency
filingcapital allotment shares
capital
filingInsolvency Case: compulsory-liquidation
Event: wound-up-on
insolvencyInsolvency Case: compulsory-liquidation
Event: petitioned-on
insolvencyannual return company with made up date full list shareholders
annual return
filingaccounts with accounts type total exemption small
accounts
filingliquidation voluntary arrangement meeting approving companies voluntary arrangement
insolvency
filingInsolvency Case: corporate-voluntary-arrangement
Event: voluntary-arrangement-started-on
insolvencylegacy
officers
filinglegacy
annual return
filinglegacy
address
filinglegacy
address
filingDirectors & Officers
Gerard Paul O'rourke
directorCharges & Mortgages
1 outstanding / 1 total charge(s)
- outstandingDebentureEntitled: Andrew Poxon and John Malcolm Titley as Joint Administrators of Buyers Guide Limited (Inadministration)Created: 2007-10-19
Insolvency History
- corporate voluntary arrangementCase #1Key Dates:voluntary arrangement started on: 2009-06-09voluntary arrangement ended on: 2010-10-15Practitioners:Eric Walls (practitioner)
- compulsory liquidationCase #2Key Dates:petitioned on: 2010-06-02wound up on: 2010-07-15Practitioners:The Official Receiver Or Leicester (practitioner)
Recent Filings
- liquidation cva supervisors abstract of receipts payments with brought down dateinsolvency2010-10-21View PDF
- liquidation voluntary arrangement completioninsolvency2010-10-21View PDF
- liquidation compulsory winding up orderinsolvency2010-09-24View PDF
- capital allotment sharescapital2010-09-14View PDF
- annual return company with made up date full list shareholdersannual return2009-11-18View PDF
Key Dates
- Incorporated21/09/2007
- Next Accounts Due30/06/2010
- Next Confirmation Due19/10/2010
Frequently Asked Questions
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