Official Receiver fees hit close to £300,000 in first two months of Carillion's liquidation

By Jordan Marshall2018-08-17T06:00:00

Official Receiver David Chapman confirmed he had charged £297,000 in administration and general fees by 29 March

The Official Receiver in charge of Carillion’s liquidation billed almost £300,000 in the first two months following the contractor’s collapse.

According to a letter from David Chapman published by the select committees who ran the inquiry into Carillion’s failure he had charged £297,000 by 28 March.

Chapman said: "To date I have charged £297,000 in respect of the administration and general fees (£11,000 x 27 liquidations) though nothing has been charged for the liquidator fee to date.

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