I think you'll find ANYTHING payed out by liquidators is a bonus ...
... as the job of liquidators is to recover as much of the companies assets as possible, then find a way to pay it to themselves.
2e2's preferential creditors, including former staffers made redundant after the business crashed and burned, have been told what they can expect collctively from the financial embers and it's not a lot. The Berkshire-based integrator’s UK ops went into administration at the start of 2013, the result of too many poorly …
Secure the liquidation fee.
BTW
Historically banks which requested solvency reports from accountants handed the liquidation business to the accountant.
Except the the RBS.
They tendered the business.
Curiously fewer RBS businesses went into receivership (relative to number of business who banked with them) than any other bank.
But perhaps they just attracted more stable companies to their banking services.