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If your business is in trouble - if you are facing creditor debts, HMRC debts, or struggling to meet payroll, then you could be facing liquidation. Can your business be saved? Download our free guide, 'What To Do When You Are Facing Liquidation' now. When a creditor has exhausted all avenues to recover a debt, he/she will appoint a solicitor or debt collector to collect the.

It is now possible for the company and its directors to apply to the court to put the company into administration through a. A Company Voluntary Arrangement (CVA) consists of a deal between the company and its creditors to repay them from. Pre-pack administration is a process where the 'deal' to sell a business entering administration is agreed prior to the.
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A hands-on approach, meaning you and your client can always get hold of a director throughout the process. We organise regular hospitality events, including golf and clay pigeon shooting - a great chance to catch up and network in a relaxed environment.

But most importantly, when you need to refer your clients to an insolvency practitioner, you know that your clients are in safe hands with BCR - we will be working in their best interests and they will thank you for referring them to our team.BCR were recommended to me by my accountant when I was looking to close/liquidate my 10 year old business.
Here is a list of all of BCR's free resources for you to download and keep. Liquidation can be a stressful process, but understanding clearly what is involved can help you feel better. This guide discusses how to cope with difficult situations, recognising issues early when they arise and seeking the right advice at the right time from the right professionals!
The aim of administration is to protect companies from their creditors whilst a restructuring plan is put into action. The process requires a licensed insolvency practitioner to act as the administrator. 3. Realising property in order to make a distribution to one or more secured of preferential creditors.
A Company Voluntary Arrangement (CVA) consists of a deal between the company and its creditors to repay them from future profits and is a deal designed to preserve the company, rebuild sales and profits and pay something back over a period of time to be agreed. The company directors remain in control and personal guarantees do not get called in.
Pre-packs often involve the sale of a business back to the existing management through a new company, and this will allow a seamless transition between one business and the next. However, the sale is not always to the existing management - it can also be to a third party. Utilising a pre-pack deal can be very useful when there are immediate threats to the business from creditors such as landlords, HMRC and banks.
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