Company rescue and
liquidation advice
Find the right path
for your business.
Good advice begins
with understanding
your position.
Whether your company can be rescued or needs to close, the right course of action depends on its finances, obligations and future prospects.
Our aim is to help you understand the implications and identify sensible next steps.
Explore your business options
How we help your business
Understand your position
Compare your options
Speak in confidence
Consider your responsibilities
Clear guidance when the decisions matter most.
Advice tailored to your circumstances
Rescue and closure options
Help with urgent creditor pressure
Clear explanations for directors
Four clear steps forward.
Explain your situation
Review your position
Understand your options
Plan your next move
Areas we advise
Your questions, answered
We treat your enquiry confidentially and use the details you provide to respond to your request. An initial conversation does not commit you to an insolvency procedure or a paid service.
Company debts are normally separate from your own. Personal guarantees, an overdrawn director’s loan account and certain conduct can create personal exposure. Your position needs an individual review.
Liquidation closes a company and deals with its assets and liabilities. Administration places the company under an insolvency practitioner’s control to pursue a statutory objective, which may include rescue or a better outcome for creditors.
The cost depends on the company’s assets, creditors, records and the work required. Ask for a written explanation of fees, expenses and how they will be funded before making a decision.
Company insolvency does not automatically lead to disqualification. Your conduct may be reviewed, and unfit conduct can lead to action. You must co-operate with the appointed insolvency practitioner.
HMRC may agree a Time to Pay arrangement where the proposal is affordable. You must also be able to meet new tax liabilities. Approval and repayment length depend on your circumstances; neither is guaranteed.
Support for the decisions that cannot wait.
Company rescue: Explore ways to restructure viable businesses and manage creditor pressure.
Company liquidation: Understand the formal closure process and directors’ duties.
HMRC arrears: Consider repayment proposals and the implications of enforcement action.
Winding-up petitions: Understand urgent deadlines and available professional options.
Insolvency guidance
What happens to directors when a company is liquidated?
Can a company keep trading while insolvent?
