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Some popular options with customers of Liquidation.co.uk

No Asset Insolvent Voluntary Liquidation From £2,500 inclusive

A Directors led Creditors' Voluntary Liquidation is the perfect solution to formally close down an insolvent company.

Where the company has no or minimal assets then the "No Asset" liquidation is the way to go.


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B-Rescued, Company Re-Start From £3,000 inclusive

Want to restart through insolvency? Do so with confidence and in compliance with legislation.

Use a Creditors' Voluntary Liquidation to formally close the company Including an external professional valuation from a highly regarded insolvency valuation firm.

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Alternatives to Liquidation

Company Voluntary Arrangement CVA

Keep your existing company and defer and/or reduce creditors.

By removing creditor pressure a business will have the opportunity to trade forward positively and focus on this as the sole aim.

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Company Administration

Consider a pre-pack or a rescue of the existing company. Either way speed and continuity of trade are crucial.

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Company Strike Off

The criteria set by Companies House for a strike off are stringent. However with creditors' approval a strike-off might just work. We can assist with a strike-off from £500+vat.

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Pre-Insolvency Planning

You may be able to see it coming, it may even be unavoidable.

However you do want to give yourself the best chance of a successful re-start?

Talk to us now to arrange a free, confidential planning meeting.


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Compulsory Liquidation

If your company is being forced into Liquidation by an aggressive creditor then it may not be too late to consider using a Creditors' Voluntary Liquidation to allow a re-start of the business.

If you're looking to liquidate your company but don't fancy a Creditors' Voluntary Liquidation then we can assist you with a Compulsory Liquidation from £2,250 inclusive.

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Welcome

We are a forward thinking corporate recovery practice with over 30 years experience as Insolvency Practitioners and helping businesses that could be considering liquidation to resolve their company’s financial problems.

Our team of accomplished and committed professionals have the expertise to deal with all aspects of corporate insolvency and liquidation. We understand how much effort goes into building up a business and the substantial pressure involved in resolving financial problems.

We act as mediators, advisors and facilitators in order to find the right procedure for your business to reach the best possible outcome.

Liquidation.co.uk is also designed to be a resource of information, allowing you to discover the possible alternatives to Liquidation that you may not be aware exist.  Our Team of Licensed Insolvency Practitioners are available to talk to on the telephone or arrange a meeting with them and utilise our 30 years of experience to assist in explaining all of the options from Compulsory Liquidation or Creditors’ Voluntary Liquidation (CVL) through to Company Turnaround or Business Rescue.

Contact Us for a friendly and confidential chat.

 

Liquidation News

Insolvency in UK reached a record high in 2010. Will this increase through 2011?

The number of people declared insolvent in UK, in 2010 reached a new all-time high of 135,089 cases, official numbers taken from Insolvency Service, and so far predicted to increase through 2011.

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Insolvency Service report of the second quarter of 2011. Real estate remains worst-affected sector.

In the second quarter of 2011the worst-affected sector for insolvencyremains real estate sector. Real estate insolvencies reached a 35% of total cases, according to Insolvency Service figures.

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Government Plans Could Lead to Insolvent and the Liquidation of Legal Firms & Charities.

Ministry of Justice (MoJ) proposed recently to cut legal aid fees by a further 10% for legal firms and charities.This decision may affect all target structures and a part of them may enter in insolvency.

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