COMPANY RESCUE

Now you are here why not take some time to use the company section to improve your knowledge of all of the avilable options for your company, our guides will take you through a process of setting out the objectives of your company (and you as directors) what the aims are and the legal obligations you have.

Please look at the guides to the left of the screen: Start by checking out the (plain English) guides to "is our company insolvent?" This is best done after making a list of all assets and liabilities. In other words what does the company own and what does it owe. Then read "what are the warning signs". If this makes you feel uncomfortable then your business is under pressure and you must then form a plan of action.

Begin by studying the "Establish Your Objectives" guide. Ensure that you print this off and read it carefully if you prefer not to do it online. Then review Directors Do’s and Don’ts. Consider the available options that best match your objectives "A Guide to your Options".

Think about the creditors you have and read about their rights at "A Guide to Creditors"

Most people tell us they are very worried about the banks, what their reaction would be if they knew of all of the company’s problems and how to handle them. See "A Banks View" for background. Got a legal problem read about this (and how to deal with them) at "How to deal with legal Actions". All of these guides are in plain english and help you understand what those technical terms mean.

Learn as much as possible about the options available and try to match them to your objectives. If you need to talk to someone who understands the position you are in then call the free phone number or 01289 309431 now.

We can usually provide the answers you need or introduce you to appropriate advisors either from Company Rescue, its sister organisations KSA or other selected quality advisors around the UK.

Visit KSA’s website for full details on their specialist work www.ksacompanyrescue.co.uk

We can help any company director, advisor or manager in the UK but we cannot help non UK companies at this stage.

How much does it cost?
Our advice is entirely free until a service or product is offered to your company, this will be in writing and only after a detailed meeting and analysis of the company by one of our directors.

Current issues?
Many banks are getting worried about their business exposure, so if your bank or investors want to put investigating accountants into your business you should be prepared for the onslaught that may follow. Read the guides and call us free to ask any specific questions you may have.

Contributory pension schemes are a major worry for trustees and companies alike. See our section on pensions and call Keith Steven now for help.

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