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Statements of Insolvency Practice (SIPs) Scotland

SIPs England and Wales SIPs Northern Ireland

Key information

SIPs are issued to insolvency practitioners under procedures agreed between the insolvency regulatory authorities, acting through the Joint Insolvency Committee.

For Scotland, there is no SIP 4 or SIP 5. (SIP 4 became part of SIP 2. Below, you can access our archive of previous versions of SIP 4.)

SIPs

SIP 1 Scotland

An introduction to Statements of Insolvency Practice

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SIP 2 Scotland

Investigations by office holders in administrations and insolvent liquidations and the submission of conduct reports by office holders

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SIP 3 Scotland

Individual and company voluntary arrangements and trust deeds (includes 3A, 3B, 3.2 and 3.3)

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SIP 4 Scotland

Disqualification of directors

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SIP 6 Scotland

Deemed consent and decision procedures in insolvency proceedings

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SIP 7 Scotland

Presentation of financial information in insolvency proceedings

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SIP 8 Scotland

Summoning and holding meetings of creditors convened pursuant to section 98 of the Insolvency Act 1986

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SIP 9 Scotland

Payments to insolvency office holders and their associates from an estate

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SIP 10 Scotland

Proxy forms. Tech 57/04

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SIP 11 Scotland

The handling of funds in formal insolvency appointments

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SIP 12 Scotland

Records of meeting in formal insolvency proceedings. Tech 59/04

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SIP 13 Scotland

Disposal of assets to connected parties in an insolvency process

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SIP 14 Scotland

A receiver's responsibility to preferential creditors. Tech 51/04

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SIP 15 Scotland

Reporting and providing information on their functions to committees and commissioners

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SIP 16 Scotland

Pre-packaged sales in administrations

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SIP 17 Scotland

An administrative receiver's responsibility for the company's records

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