The Process of Winding Up a Solvent Company in the UK
Winding up a solvent company can be a tricky process with lots of moving parts. It doesn’t matter if your company is no longer needed or no longer viable; if you want to move on [...]
Winding up a solvent company can be a tricky process with lots of moving parts. It doesn’t matter if your company is no longer needed or no longer viable; if you want to move on [...]
A winding up petition is one of, if not the biggest red flags a business can receive. It represents the most severe action a creditor can take against a business. Unless dealt with quickly, a [...]
There are many reasons why a shareholder may want to liquidate a company. Perhaps they believe that the business does not serve a purpose anymore, or maybe they wish to retire or move abroad. Other [...]
Liquidation usually means the end of a business, its final journey before the shutters come down for good. But can a company liquidation be reversed? As with most things in business, the answer is not [...]
Whether you are just setting up a company, or your firm is in financial stress, it is essential to understand if a business debt can affect personal credit. While personal finances are usually kept separate [...]
The Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme (CJRS) was introduced by the UK Government in March 2020 to combat the global pandemic. Considered to be a lifeline for many businesses, it enabled firms to put their [...]
Funding your own business can be a long and tricky process. With so much choice available, it is essential that company directors take great care to choose the funding source that is best for them. [...]
If you are looking to start a claim against a company that has or is about to enter the liquidation process, you may think that you will have no chance of success. Thankfully, this is [...]
Renegotiating or modifying existing plant and machinery leasing terms is more common than you might think. Whatever the reason for making a change, the process can be quite complicated without the right help and guidance. [...]
If a company is liquidated due to an inability to satisfy its outgoings, you may be forgiven for thinking that this is the end for the business. However, this is not necessarily the case. What [...]