The Business Debt Advisor has been trading since 2000. We offer advice on managing business debts, for limited companies and those with unlimited liabilities. We are happy to provide a no-obligation consultation to help guide you in the direction which is right for you. Find out more.

Find out how we can help your business at a critical time. We offer a range of insolvency solutions from straightforward company liquidations to business rescues including Administrations and Company Voluntary Arrangements. Find out more.

Making the decision to close your business isn’t easy. Our experts can explain the steps you need to take to close a small business in the UK. Stopping self-employment, winding up or liquidating a limited company. Find out more.

Bounce Back Loans were introduced by the Government to help companies who were struggling due to the impact of the Covid Pandemic on their businesses.  Although the loans provided immediate financial relief for many companies they have resulted in many companies being burdened with debts which they are struggling to repay. Find out more.

Cash flow problems occur when a business does not have enough available liquid cash to cover its liabilities. When cash outflows exceed cash inflows, businesses may struggle to pay debts and other expenses. Find out more.

It is also not unusual for directors to borrow money from their companies resulting in “overdrawn” directors’ loan accounts. This may mean that when the company becomes insolvent the directors are personally liable to repay the company the money they have borrowed from the company. Find out more.

Creditors whose debts are personally guaranteed can take immediate action against the guarantors to claim repayment of their debts. If you are concerned about personally guaranteed debts call now and speak in confidence to a member of our team.  We will give you straightforward confidential advice and help you make the decisions which are right for you. . Find out more.

Wrongful trading is when the directors of a company allow it to continue building debts despite the business no longer being viable, with the directors either knew or should have known that there was no reasonable prospect of the company avoiding insolvency. Find out more.