Company Rescue

Company rescue refers to the formal process that is needed to prevent the business from failing. The aim is to provide an alternative to liquidation proceedings for financially viable but struggling businesses.

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Overseeing Umbrella.UK Insolvency, Tom Fox has more than 20 years of experience in personal and corporate insolvency practice. He is a member of the Insolvency Practitioners Association (IPA) and Association of Business Recovery Professionals (R3).
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Common reasons for needing real business rescue and insolvency advice

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Company directors have to deal with a number of challenges ranging from squeezed cash flow to unmanageable debts. We can offer a solution whatever your circumstances.

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  • Bounce Back Loans
  • PAYE Arrears
  • Corporation Tax
  • Personal Guarantees
  • Utility Bills
  • HMRC fines or penalties
  • VAT Arrears
  • Business Rent Arrears
  • Trade Creditors
  • Business Rates
  • Loans
  • Vehicle Leasing

Find out more about the options for company rescue

The aim of real business rescue is to restructure the company in order to make it more profitable and thus avoid liquidation (which involves closing the company down). Company rescue could include using one of the following procedures:

CVA

A CVA is an alternative to liquidating your company allowing it to trade out of its financial difficulties over a specified period of time.

Company Administration

If your company is experiencing creditor pressure but the underlying business is viable then you should consider using an Administration procedure to deal with the company’s affairs.

Pre-Pack Administration

A Pre-Pack Administration is an insolvency process where, with the assistance of an Insolvency Practitioner, the sale of the company’s business and assets is negotiated before the formal appointment of an Administrator.

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