“We were advised that the company could not pay the debt,” she told Associate Judge Nick Malarao.
She said an adjournment was granted on June 11, but the tax agency had received no further proposal.
Inland Revenue asked for the Official Assignee to be appointed as liquidator.
Associate Judge Malarao ordered the company to pay about $2560 in disbursements.
The Herald this week reported that TOA Architects blamed the Government’s cancellation of the $15 billion Auckland light rail project for its financial trouble.
A company spokesman previously said its tax obligations fell behind and Inland Revenue penalties and interest became a big contributor to the overall debt.
“TOA was left carrying the cost of a business that had been built to…