Positive alternatives to business closure

Closing your company doesn’t have to mean the end of your business. The key parts of your business could move to a different company so you can continue to trade without unaffordable debt, removing the need for business closure.

If part – or all – of your business can be rescued, we’ll work with you to achieve it.

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Formal and informal business closure options

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There are a wide variety of tools we can use to avoid business closure, depending on your particular circumstances.

Informal negotiation is the first stage. We’ll make contact with HMRC, creditors, customers, financiers and employees to secure breathing space and allow us to create a short – or long-term – solution. 

A formally negotiated plan can be introduced through a Company Voluntary Arrangement.  This will offer creditors the opportunity to benefit from the future trading of the business, even though they might not receive the full repayment of their debt.

Where significant change is required a Company Administration or Creditors’ Voluntary Liquidation could stop business closure by rescuing the viable parts of the business and leaving the company’s debts behind.

Whatever the situation, we’ll work with you to understand your goals and find the best way forward. 

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    Ian Rose

    Licensed insolvency practitioner

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