Get out of business debt

Escape business debt with a Company Voluntary Arrangement

Once a business starts to experience cash flow problems debts can quickly become unmanageable, even if sales are good and ‘on paper’ the business is thriving. It only takes one credit customer or supplier who doesn’t pay on time, though, and your ability to pay your own debts is restricted.

This knock-on effect within a supply chain or industry can be very damaging, and is sometimes a precursor to full insolvency. It’s also a difficult situation to manage as a director, and a problem that might only be resolved with professional help.

We’re fortunate in the UK to have various procedures available in these circumstances, and one of these is the Company Voluntary Arrangement, or CVA.… Read more

Business liquidation

What liquidation means for UK businesses

If you’ve been struggling to keep your company afloat, or have already reached the stage where it’s insolvent, you may be worried about what liquidation means for you and your business.

It’s certainly a challenging scenario. You have to deal with constant pressure from creditors, and this can prevent you from moving the business away from financial difficulty.

So what does liquidation mean in a practical sense, and how can it affect you as a company director?

What is business liquidation?

Liquidation involves selling business assets, and using the funds to pay creditors some of the money you owe. Unfortunately, the business must permanently close at the end of the process, which also means redundancy for any staff you employ.… Read more