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Part I of IV: Diagnosis of the legal and economic situation

SURVEY FOR A COMMERCIAL LAW COMPANY

Part I: Diagnosis of the legal and economic situation

1. Does the company conduct business activities?

2. Are there any arrears in the payment of financial liabilities (e.g. to ZUS, US, contractors)?

3. Does the sum of outstanding liabilities exceed the value of the company's assets?

4. Is the company able to settle its current liabilities (salaries, utilities, taxes)?

5. Are there any enforcement titles (e.g. payment orders, judgments)?

6. Are there any enforcement or security proceedings pending against the company?

Part II of IV: Structure of liabilities and receivables

Part II: Structure of liabilities and receivables

7. What is the total value of the company's liabilities (in PLN)?

8. How many major creditors are there (over 10% of total liabilities)?

9. Does the company have any secured liabilities (mortgage, pledge, transfer of ownership)?

10. Are there any disputed receivables (e.g. invoices disputed by the debtor)?

Part III of IV: Potential for a Deal

Part III: Potential for a Deal

11. Is the company still generating revenue?

12. Does the company have fixed assets (real estate, movables) that it can use to partially satisfy creditors?

13. Does the company have real prospects for improving its economic situation (e.g. signed contracts, orders)?

14. Have the creditors previously expressed their willingness to reach an amicable settlement or arrange for payment arrangements?

Part IV of IV: Interest and Readiness

Part IV: Interest and Readiness

15. Is the company's management board aware that it does not have to settle its restructured liabilities during the restructuring process?

16. Is the company's management board aware that during the restructuring process it must pay its due liabilities that arose after the opening of the restructuring proceedings?

17. Is the company's management ready to cooperate with a restructuring advisor?

18. Do you have internal financial data (balance sheet, income statement, list of liabilities, statement of assets)?

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Part I of IV: Diagnosis of the legal and economic situation

CEIDG BUSINESS ACTIVITY QUESTIONNAIRE

Part I: Diagnosis of the legal and economic situation

1. Do you run a business (operational)?

2. Are there any arrears in the payment of financial liabilities (e.g. to ZUS, US, contractors)?

3. Does the sum of your outstanding liabilities exceed the value of your assets?

4. Do you settle your current liabilities (salaries, utilities, taxes)?

5. Are there any enforcement titles (e.g. payment orders, judgments)?

6. Are there any enforcement or security proceedings pending against you?

Part II of IV: Structure of liabilities and receivables

Part II: Structure of liabilities and receivables

7. What is the total value of your liabilities (in PLN)?

8. How many major creditors are there (over 10% of total liabilities)?

9. Do you have any secured liabilities (mortgage, pledge, transfer of ownership)?

10. Are there any disputed receivables (e.g. invoices disputed by the debtor)?

Part III of IV: Potential for a Deal

Part III: Potential for a Deal

11. Do you generate current revenue?

12. Do you have fixed assets (real estate, movable property) that can be used to partially satisfy creditors?

13. Do you have real prospects for improving your economic situation (e.g. signed contracts, orders, increased revenues)?

14. Have the creditors previously expressed their willingness to reach an amicable settlement or arrange for payment arrangements?

Part IV of IV: Interest and Readiness

Part IV: Interest and Readiness

15. Did you know that during restructuring you do not have to settle your restructured liabilities?

16. Did you know that during restructuring you must pay your due liabilities that arose after the opening of the restructuring proceedings?

17. Are you ready to cooperate with a restructuring advisor?

18. Do you have internal financial data (balance sheet, income statement, list of liabilities, statement of assets)?

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Interpretation of survey results

I. Should you take restructuring measures?

II. Do you have the potential to reach an arrangement with your creditors?

What's next?

Regardless of the outcome, we recommend consulting with a restructuring advisor to develop an optimal strategy.

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