An Accelerated Payment Notice (APN) can be issued to a business by HMRC if a company owes tax due to the use of a tax avoidance scheme. Demands for money can be stressful for your business as tax avoidance is a PR nightmare. For advice on how to pay a tax retribution and how to stop it affecting your business financially, contact The Insolvency Experts today.
Creditors have the power to get their debts paid through a Winding Up Petition which is a formal request for compulsory liquidation of your business. Creditors can do this to raise money from your assets if your business owes more than £750. A Winding Up Petition can be detrimental for your business, so contact The Insolvency Experts before it is issued to get advice and help on how to deal with creditor debts.
The Insolvency Experts can help your business if you fall behind with HMRC payments. Sometimes businesses are issued with unforeseen VAT bills, PAYE liability costs or corporation tax. If your company is unable to pay for these, there a number of options available to you including a Time to Pay Arrangement, a Company Voluntary Arrangement or Debt Management Plans. For more assistance talk to The Insolvency Experts today.
There are many reasons why businesses experience cash flow problems and they can be problematic for businesses. The Insolvency Experts offer advice on the different solutions to cash flow problems, including making savings on debt repayments through creditors. Tacking cash flow problems early will help prevent further financial stress further down the line, so get in touch with The Insolvency Experts today and we can offer sensitive advice for your business.
Failing to repay debts can lead to a County Court Judgement (CCJ) being listed against your business by creditors. A CCJ can be harmful to your business’ credit rating and result in further finance being refused from banks and creditors. It is important to seek professional advice should your company be facing any debts as County Court Claims from creditors can potentially result in the winding up of your business. Contact us today for CCJ advice.
Bailiffs visit business premises to collect debts, either in the form of cash or goods, however they cannot turn up unannounced. An official document, usually a notice of enforcement is initially sent with a 7 day time frame of intention to visit. If you think the reasons for a bailiff visiting you is illegitimate or are not sure of the documents, The Insolvency Experts can offer advice on how to deal with a visit from a bailiff to ensure you and your business don’t suffer.