
What Is Creditors Voluntary Liquidation (CVL)
What Is Creditors Voluntary Liquidation (CVL)Using the threat of the insolvency options can be like the proverbial Sword of Damocles , you can wind the company up, possibly go personally bankrupt or enter an IVA but the creditors would undoubtedly see a compromise or even complete discount of their debts if that occurred.
Being prepared to argue with creditors that the informal route means at least some if not all of their debt is recovered and that this approach will allow you to practice in future, is the common sense solution.
RMT KSA will always however make sure that the options of company voluntary arrangement and liquidation have been assessed, a statement of affairs prepared and valuations of any properties obtained to counter the why wait for money what if we simply wind the company up? question. The main thing to remember is we are prepared for their aggressive questioning.
So pointing this out bluntly, allows us to prepare a plan for the recovery of the creditors monies over a considerable period of time say 12-24 months. Yes even if HMRC has rejected YOUR suggested time to pay proposals.
We would generally insist on the following work being part of our restructuring brief;
This process can be delivered in 1-3 weeks from engagement and is led by very pragmatic experts in this field. Before commencing we will set out the strategy plan in writing. This work is always costed in writing in our unique solutions report which is provided FREE after your first meeting with a RMT KSA Director or Regional Manager.
Call RMT KSA on 08009700539 for details
A word of warning. If your company or limited liability partnership has relied upon multiple time to pay deals over recent years with HMRC and these deals have regularly not been adhered to, then this first option may not succeed, but we believe it is still worth trying.
What Is Creditors Voluntary Liquidation (CVL)
What Is Creditors Voluntary Liquidation (CVL)