From Individual Voluntary Arrangements to getting the courts involved in helping you with debt, as a business owner, there's a lot to learn about insolvency and bankruptcy law. Obviously, expert advice is essential, but to get an idea of what the legalities are in relation to bankruptcy and insolvency (they're different), read the useful content in this section.
Wrongful Trading Rules During Covid-19
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Jon Munnery of UK Liquidators talks us through the temporary suspension of wrongful trading rules for businesses experiencing financial struggles due to the coronavirus pandemic
A Guide to Director Redundancy
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Closing down a business can be a complicated process, with directors often overlooking the fact that they are eligible for redundancy pay. Gary Addison talks us through the small print
Carillion Collapse: What Can Businesses Learn?
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The insolvency of Carillion will have far-reaching implications for its employees and contractors. But what lessons has it taught other businesses?
How the Courts Help with Personal Debt
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Personal debt can seem like a problem that's impossible to resolve, but you don’t have to face your finances alone. Learn how the courts can help you repay
How to File for Bankruptcy
— Read More — How to File for BankruptcyFiling for bankruptcy is often a last resort, but it's important to be prepared ahead of time. We cover the various stages involved in declaring bankruptcy
How to Conquer Your Debt
— Read More — How to Conquer Your DebtDebt can be overwhelming, but there are steps you can take to get back on track. Read our guide to setting up a debt management plan and other alternatives
What’s an Individual Voluntary Arrangement?
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We explain the steps to finding an insolvency practitioner who'll help you get an Individual Voluntary Arrangement.
What's a Creditors' Voluntary Arrangement?
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We dive into Creditors’ Voluntary Arrangements and the steps you need to take.
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