If you have debts, chances are you are now being chased by your creditors for payment. If you are considered insolvent and unable to pay your debts, it may well be worth considering an Individual Voluntary Arrangement (IVA). Of course, if you own any assets of significant value, you may be able to sell those …
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A licensed insolvency practitioner, or IP, is a legal professional that is qualified and registered to act on behalf of a company, partnership or individual that is insolvent, or for a solvent company or partnership that wants to cease trading and close down. They act on behalf of a company or an individual in an insolvency …
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In the UK, a licensed insolvency practitioner, or IP, is a legal professional qualified to act on behalf of a company, partnership or individual that is insolvent, or for a solvent company or partnership that is closing down. In most cases, the IP has a background in law, accountancy or as a solicitor. They must …
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For any company struggling with debt or facing insolvency, bankruptcy or administration, the first port of call is a licensed insolvency practitioner, or IP. Despite the title, an IP isn’t there to handle company insolvency liquidations, such as Creditors Voluntary Liquidation (CVL), Company Voluntary Arrangements (CVA) or Compulsory Liquidation. They are also there to help …
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Many company directors in the UK have never faced the prospect of being unable to pay their creditors, nor having to deal with insolvency. But 2020 has been a year of firsts for many businesses across the UK. For directors, it’s tough enough to admit there is a problem and to seek advice. It’s even …
In the UK, winding up a company, any liquidation process and some debt management or business rescue arrangements must be handled by a licensed insolvency practitioner, or IP. An IP is authorised, according to the provisions of the Insolvency Act 1986, to handle individual and company solvency and insolvency matters. Who can act as an …
If your company is struggling financially and you’re not sure which direction to go, contact us to discuss your situation confidentially with one of our licensed insolvency practitioners.
If your company is struggling for any reason, or it has lost its way and guidance is needed to get back on a forward-thinking footing, our team of professional insolvency practitioners are here to guide you.
