Several different terms are thrown around when your organisation is facing financial difficulty. An insolvency practitioner is one of the most common terms you are likely to see. If you have fallen on hard times, an insolvency practitioner can provide you with the help you need. What Is an Insolvency Practitioner Before we go any […]
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When the coronavirus swept the world, governments and businesses were left scratching their heads, wondering how exactly they were supposed to deal with it. A virus of this scale had not been seen in over a century and as such, knowing what the next steps should be certainly were difficult to get hold of. Organisations
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For any company or personal insolvency procedure or for the closing of a solvent business in the United Kingdom, it must be handled by a licensed insolvency practitioner (IP). But finding one that is able to handle your situation and that you can work with is another matter. However, there are several sources you can
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There is a mistaken belief that insolvency and bankruptcy mean the same thing. However, whilst the terms do have similarities, there are several distinct differences between the two. First and foremost, insolvency is the financial state of a company or an individual, whereas bankruptcy is the legal procedure when an individual has been declared insolvent.
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Businesses in the UK are battling the onset of the Omicron coronavirus variant which threatens recovery across the UK, due to the re-introduction of restrictions, and may be a cross too much to bear for many. Insolvency has been knocking on the door throughout the past couple of years but closing the business doesn’t always
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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
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