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Accounting Insolvency happens when the company's liabilities exceeds available assets as indicated in the company's balance sheet. The imbalance is called negative net-worth or "insolvent on the books".<br>By and large and in the short-term, accounting insolvency is managed through restructuring the business so assets are available to cover the debt obligations. In the long-term, other experts are brought in to take a hard look at the way the business is being run and recommend corrective actions so insolvency does not reoccur anytime soon.
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