Business Debt Help
Get in touch with one of our business debt advisors. You can be open about your situation and we can plan a way forward. Complete the form below, and a member of our team will be in touch to find the best solution. Or call for advice on 0161 868 2500.
Talk to the Business Debt Advisor in confidence about options for company rescue or efficient company closure. Our experienced team offers a personal approach to finding solutions to your business debt challenges.
We can help with a variety of solutions depending on your particular circumstances, including:-
- Company Rescue
- Company Closure
- HMRC TAX & VAT Negotiations
- Company Voluntary Arrangements (CVA)
- Creditors Voluntary Liquidation (CVL)
- Company Administration
- Pre-pack Administration
- Winding Up Petitions
- Compulsory Liquidation
- Members Voluntary Liquidation
- Partnership Insolvency
Client Testimonials
The directors of the company were guided through the liquidation process from start to finish by the team at The Business Debt Advisor. Although the parties were disappointed it was not possible to save all or part of the business of the company it was clear to the directors and the creditors of the company that every effort possible had been made to achieve the best outcome..
A sale of the business and its assets was successfully completed in the Liquidation which has resulted in maximising realisations for the creditors of the company. The directors were able to demonstrate that by ceasing trading and taking steps to liquidate the company they had achieved the best outcome possible for the company’s creditors in the circumstances.
The company was unable to afford to continue trading. The directors sought help and advice from The Business Debt Advisor. After reviewing the viability of onward trading, it was decided that the best option for the company was for the company to be placed into Liquidation. A sale of the business stock, and intellectual property was negotiated with the help of The Business Debt Advisor team which resulted in the maximum possible realisations for creditors and a legacy for the once well-performing brand.