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Insolvency
What are the advantages and disadvantages of Administration?
According to figures released by The Insolvency Service, 300 companies went into Administration in the last quarter of 2017. Jason Elliott of
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Struggling to pay business debts – understand which are priority and which are non-priority
If you are struggling to pay your debts, it helps to know which ones should take priority and which can be dealt
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Look out for early signs of underperformance
Signs of underperformance can be difficult to spot unless there is a sudden and catastrophic disaster. This could be an unexpected loss
Insolvency
HMRC Winding Up Petition Rates at a 5 year High
Over the course of the last year the number of winding up petitions sought by HMRC has increased by 21%. In fact
Debt advice
What can a bailiff legally take from my workplace or home?
Enforcement officers, also known as bailiffs can be appointed by a creditor to recover the money which is owed to them. Nick
Insolvency
If you are a sole trader concerned about Insolvency – read this now
When a limited company becomes insolvent, directors receive protection from personal liability through what is known as the ‘veil of incorporation.’ The
Debt advice
What is a Partnership Voluntary Arrangement (PVA)?
A Partnership Voluntary Arrangement (PVA) is an agreement whereby Partnerships repay a proportion of business debts to unsecured creditors. It is useful
Debt advice
Clampdown on ‘Hidden Employees’ brings in over £800m for HMRC
Investigations into payroll arrangements among companies across the UK brought in over £800m to the Treasury during the 2016/17 tax year. Ben
Debt advice
If I suspect a customer or a supplier are in financial distress – what should I do?
If you believe a supplier or customer is experiencing financial distress, it is important to find out as much as possible about
Debt advice
Could cashflow problems in my business affect my personal finances and credit rating?
Jason Elliott at Bolton Insolvency Experts explains why sometimes business cashflow problems can affect you personally. Sole traders and individual members of
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