Liquidators are examining recent sales made by an Auckland nail salon chain before its collapse and subsequent liquidation. Four businesses within the chain were placed into liquidation on June 18th following a High Court order initiated by the Inland Revenue Department (IRD) due to unpaid taxes. The total debt owed by the companies amounts to $1.34 million. The investigation focuses on whether the pre-liquidation sales were conducted at a fair market value and adhered to all legal requirements. Authorities are scrutinizing the transactions to determine if assets were improperly transferred. The liquidators will aim to recover funds for creditors, primarily the IRD, through the sale of remaining assets. The outcome of the investigation could reveal potential misconduct related to the timing of the sales.