Different countries worldwide have their own insolvency and bankruptcy law but they don’t differ that much from the UK’s legal rules in respect of insolvency and bankruptcy. The two principal objectives of insolvency and bankruptcy law are shared by most countries – (1) the allocation of risk in a predictable, equitable and transparent manner, and …
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Currently, there are approximately 1,600 licensed insolvency practitioners (IPs) licensed and registered in the UK. The majority of IPs work for legal or accountancy firms, or for a dedicated business recovery and insolvency practice. The role of an insolvency practitioner involves more than just liquidating solvent and insolvent companies. They are also very much involved …
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There are about 1,600 licensed insolvency practitioners (IPs) in the UK; that doesn’t include the support staff in the background that assist the UK’s IP in providing comprehensive, professional and highly-experienced insolvency practitioner services for businesses across the country. But IPs don’t just deal with liquidating companies; they are also business recovery professionals, i.e. helping …
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Whether a company is solvent or insolvent, it is not possible to liquidate a company yourself. Any company liquidation must be handled by a licensed insolvency practitioner (IP). Unless the company has been issued with a winding up petition by a creditor, the directors of the company make the decision to liquidate it and instruct …
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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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When a company is financially in trouble, no matter what the size of the business, seeking advice quickly is vital. It is incredibly stressful having to deal with creditor pressure, late penalties and the threat of legal action on a daily basis, not to mention facing rising debts and inability to meet the company’s monthly …
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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.
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