CVA
When a struggling business appears to be viable with the prospect of becoming profitable again, and the directors are willing to continue, a company voluntary arrangement (CVA) may be an ideal way to protect against legal actions.
Choosing what is the best course of action for an insolvent company is not something that should be done without professional advice. Some companies might benefit from a simple liquidations, others might need a more complex procedure, such as administration or company voluntary arrangement (CVA). We are here to help you decide the best way forward.
Creditor’s Voluntary liquidation is a legal process that “winds up” an insolvent company by selling assets and property to repay debts. By the end of the voluntary liquidation process, the company will stop trading and will cease to exist.
Company administration is a formal procedure in which an insolvency practitioner is appointed to act as the administrator of an insolvent company with the goal of bringing about a recovery and chance of rescuing the business.
There are hundreds of practices in the UK, but here are some reasons why you might want to choose us.
As we work with multiple Insolvency Practitioners we can find the best one suited for your budget.
We will make sure your company will be placed into an insolvency procedure as soon as possible.
Our team has members that can help clients in their own language: English, Romanian, Polish, Hungarian and Russian.
From the first consultation to the close of the liquidation, our team will be alongside the directors, providing updates and explaining all the developments.
Feel free to either reach us directly via phone or email or submit a consultation form, detailing your situation and one of our team members will get back to you as promptly as possible.
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