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Anyone looking to buy a failing company will have to tread carefully. The fact that a business has entered into administration or liquidation means there...

In this, the second part of our guide, we continue our exploration of the insolvency practitioner’s complaints procedure with everything you need to know to...

In the last 12 months, the number of complaints made against insolvency practitioners has risen by 25 percent. According to official figures from the Insolvency...

A County Court Judgement against a limited company is essentially a court order, issued by a county court, that enforces the payment of a debt. ...

Business rescue is on the rise. Official Insolvency Service statistics for the third quarter of 2014 show a reduction in corporate insolvencies and an encouraging...

As a business starts to run aground, certain key warning signs of potential insolvency will alert you to seek advice. In this article we’ll explore...

When the wheels of business run smoothly, you supply clients and customers with products and services and payments are made within the terms of the...

Here are some common business insolvency problems and potential options that may be applied as company rescue solutions. From finance to negotiating time to pay...

The county court judgement if ignored or not paid can be used as evidence of company insolvency in that the company cannot pay its bills....

One of the most concerning things for directors when faced with business debt is bailiffs seizing assets for creditors and the impending bailiff visit itself. The...

The 2014 Budget was compelling for a number of reasons, with one of the most important announcements made by Chancellor George Osborne being his intention...

If you are considering trading in the UK you need to consider whether to trade as a sole trader, limited company or a partnership. A...