Will I be able to pay back my government backed loans?
Will the bank call in my loans?
Will I be able to pay increased energy costs?
Poor cashflow?
What a personal guarantee means for you
What will HMRC do?
Employment compliance and pensions
Marketing and product/ service delivery
Producing meaningful management accounts on time
Keeping up to date with tax reporting and legislation change and filing annual accounts or tax returns
Dealing with banks investors, online lenders, raising working capital
Leasing or renting property
How to pay HMRC
How to win new work
How to pay wages on pay day
Wrongful trading or being made personally liable for company debts
Suffering from stress or losing your property because of a badly performing business
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Liquidating a company can take anything from 14 days to 2 years. It depends on the size and complexity of the business and the particular type of liquidation process the company is undergoing. A creditors voluntary liquidation takes a shorter time, generally.
Trading whilst insolvent is a legal term used to describe a business which continues trading when it cannot pay its debts and its liabilities are greater than its assets. It can lead to a breach of several provisions of the Insolvency Act 1986 which can result in the directors being held personally liable
A winding up order is an order by the court that a company or partnership should be “wound up” and liquidated. This is usually known as compulsory liquidation.