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A Lovely Surprise For Directors
Don’t Let Your Day Be Ruined By An Unexpected CCJ
VAT And HMRC Arrears Can Damage Even The Strongest Businesses
A Business Viability Review Could Be The Best Early Present Directors Could Treat Themselves To
Will You Get An Unwelcome Visitor When You’re Working At Home?
Prepack Administration – The Old, New Thing
How To Close A Limited Company
Insolvency Service Steps Up Action Against Bounce Back Loan Borrowers
Small Business Facing Energy Bill And Late Payment Punishments
Corporate Insolvencies Leap In March – Is This The Start Of Something Big?
Order Of The Phoenix: A Business Understanding
How To Use The Coronavirus Business Interruption Loan Scheme
2020 Business Review – Part One
Flybe Enters Administration After Coronavirus Impact Increases
Business Rates Are Back And Arrears Could Soon Follow
Pubs And Restaurants Had A Tough Autumn
Your November Insolvency News Round Up
What Was Said In The Autumn Statement
Business Insolvencies Up And The Worst News Hasn’t Arrived Yet
Capital Gains Tax And BADR In The Firing Line
Your October Insolvency And Business News Round Up
Total Business Insolvencies Fall But Some Categories See A Rise – What’s Happening?
Autumn Chill Is Being Felt By Pubs And Nightclubs
Your September Insolvency And Business News Round Up
How Businesses Are Reacting To The Funeral Of Her Majestry Queen Elizabeth II
Why Are Your Energy Prices Rising?
Energy Company Insolvency – What You Need To Know
Corporation Tax – What It Is And Why It’s Important To Pay It
Your August Insolvency & Business News Round Up
July’s Insolvency Figures Ain’t No Cure For The Summertime Blues
Business Rates Squeeze Struggling Companies Even Tighter
Are Nightclubs Facing Their Last Dance?
Directors In Trouble For Improper Dissolutions
Your July Insolvency And Business News Round Up
Independent Retailers Are Fighting Against The Odds According To Review
Manufacturers Tightening Their Belts As Heat Arrives
Your June Insolvency And Business News Round Up
Should Landlords Fear A CVA Solution
Business Insolvencies Remain Historically High – Even Before A Summer Of Strife Arrives
Will This Summer See A Comeback For The Prepack?
Your May Insolvency & Business News Round Up
Corporation Tax Might Be Painful But Not As Much As Avoiding It Is
Rising Retail Prices The Latest Sign Of A Stormy Summer
The Five Simple Steps To Closing Your Company
Your April Business & Insolvency News Round Up
What Do Administration And Liquidation Mean – And What’s The Difference?
How Should A Business Close Down?
Could April Be The Beginning Of A Waste Land For Small Businesses?
Your March Business And Insolvency News Round Up
No Big Winners From The Chancellor’s Spring Statement
Winding Up Petitions Are Returning – Will This Be A Tough Time For Tenants?
February Insolvency And Business News Round Up
Salary Or Dividends – How Directors Get Paid Can Impact Their Business
Liberty Steel Facing Winding Up Petition – But Weren’t They Supposed To Be Suspended?
The Coming Energy Price Tsunami Can Knock Even The Sturdiest Ships Off Course This Year
Why A Members Voluntary Liquidation Or MVL Can Help You Escape From Your Own Groundhog Day
Longest January Ever Finally Ends – But A Lot Still Happened You Might Have Missed
Closure Brings Closure For Businesses
Are You Ready For the Energy Price Explosion This Year?
Four Benefits Of Administration This January
Renewable Energy And Animatronic Dinosaurs – Your December Insolvency New Round Up
Business should beware the Ides of this March
Find out what’s in the new Insolvency law
An unwelcome pre-Christmas surprise indeed
Received a winding up petition? Five ways to respond
A quick guide to closing a company down
Could Omicron and customer nerves mean a worse Christmas for hospitality than last year?
Rising CCJs only add to the sole traders peril this winter
Your November 2021 insolvency news round up
Three ways struggling retailers can make this Christmas a merrier one
PAYE payments are a necessary pain – how to handle arrears
Can Scottish business owners and directors be responsible for bounce back loan debt?
Lights go out at more energy companies & other October insolvency news
Inflation and supply shortages spell trouble for hospitality
Bounce back loan turnover reviews
Bank of England predicts a bleak midwinter for may SMEs
Why creditors voluntary liquidations are the hottest ticket in town
What new commercial rent; business rates and VAT changes mean for your business
Last chance for businesses to change?
Energy companies fall and the Rams head into administration – September news round up
Why 2021 has been a rocky road for transport and haulage
Administrative businesses do a lot of different things – but they’re all feeling the pain
Administration can be the extra life your business needs right now
Why a CVA could be the right choice at the right time for your company
Will professional service businesses bounce back quickly enough to save the sector?
Summer? What Summer? – August insolvency news round up
Restore to liquidate – why do some closed companies have to come back to life?
Hospitality reopenings hobbled by recruitment crisis
Find out why North East businesses with bounce back loans are being stopped from closing
Best combination to unlock your future away from personal guarantees
It’s called the farming life and not the farming business for a reason
Is there a cure for summertime business blues? – the July insolvency news round up
Businesses make their case to MPs for more support before reopening
Education sector businesses are taught a lesson by Covid-19
June insolvency news round up – the closer to the finish, the further away it seems
Will a day of action be enough to save the travel industry?
May we remind you of the top business and insolvency stories of the month
Reopening delay could be fatal for thousands of hospitality businesses and more
Amigo hoping its creditors will stay friendly after setback
All the fun of what’s fair – why the Virgin & New Look cases matter
A right (and royal) liquidation
Will the cost of reopening mean closure for some takeaways?
What goes up… Company insolvencies fall back in first three months of 2021
Summer hopes to jump starting the car sales industry
Why has your strike off or dissolution been suspended?
What were the top business and insolvency stories in April?
How to identify potential insolvency problems in your business
What is overtrading and why you need to know if you’re reopening
Your tips to get a headstart on the great restart!
Prepack administration sales – laying down the law
Why you should incorporate your charity
What business insolvency stories happened this month?
The statement of affairs could be the most important business document of 2021
Administration success stories
Does the beat go on for our nightclubs and bars?
Keep on, keepin’ on – how the 2021 Budget temporarily extends support measures
New rules for prepack administration
You can outsmart Rishi on MVLs but only if you act quickly
An insolvency mystery – restructuring numbers replapsed in January – but why?
Is the roadmap looking like a dead end for the hospitality industry?
Pandemic pressure proves too much for many social businesses
Will a Sea VA be enough to keep Harding afloat this year?
It’s the perfect time for contractors to close their business
Could a CVA provide a “clean break” with debt?
Courts begin to test their new powers for the first time
The business closures that shook the UK – and some that didn’t
BusinessRescueExpert answers your questions… Part two
More than 250,000 small businesses fear they won’t make it in 2021
BusinessRescueExpert will answer your questions in 2021
Is every Monday a blue Monday for your business? It doesn’t have to be…
A bishop and a doctor walk into a phone box – liquidation in time and space
The top ten tips you can use to bolster your business and tackle debt – today!
Our December administration news round up
London hospitality firms thought they had a christmas miracle until yesterday
HMRC ready to flex their muscles to recoup money before March 2021
Trading in administration – keeping a going concern going
No great escape for the night time economy
Bleak christmas for Debenhams and Arcadia
New tiers let some businesses dream of a christmas miracle – for others the nightmare continues
Covid-19 pandemic puts the bite on dentists
Lockdown must end on December 2nd say top retailers
British pubs are at the crossroads – which way to turn?
What’s happened in the world of insolvency and administration this month?
Innovations for retailers to launch in lockdown
Latest company insolvency statistics released – what do they show?
We’ve heard the story of compulsory prepack administrations before…
Will HMRC be the sting in the tail of 2020?
Alarm sounds for the hospitality industry
2020 is the worst year for retail closures – ever
2020 was a tough year for startups businesses – as well as any other
September’s monthly insolvency stats published
Banks outsourcing BBL collections? Time to act
End in sight for summer and coronavirus business support schemes too
Three strikes and out – should there be a limit on repeat CVAs?
New measures as Companies House gets tough
Restructuring your business can be another way to survive and adapt
Let’s twist again (like we did in summer) – Sunak ponders budget options
August’s monthly insolvency statistics published
British Gas and E.ON turn up heat on struggling businesses
CVA – about to be the most popular three letters in business
Sow next year’s seed of success at this year’s harvest time
Is time finally running out for entrepreneurs relief & capital?
What will Autumn bring for restaurants & hospitality businesses?
Can directors be made liable for company tax debts?
Sunny day still sees chilly job and insolvency news from Threadneedle Street
Furlough state of play – what’s changed?
Solvent, liquid, viable – what state is your business in?
Covid-19 highlights disparity Premier League and English Football League
Administration – a beginning not an end
Recovery room scammers taking aim at creditors
Your regular administration and insolvency news round up
What will life after lockdown look for your business?
Which restructuring approach is right for your company?
Concentrate on fighting this battle – not the last one
Rishi’s discount summer giveaway still comes with a price
What do June’s company insolvency figures tell us?
What happened this week in the world of insolvency & administration?
Is it last orders for pubs under lockdown?
Estate agents can go back to work but is it too early?
The retail industry is down but not out – but when does it get back up?
Sport is beginning to emerge from the lockdown but how will it adapt?
How will the travel industry recover after lockdown is lifted?
What insolvency and administration news happened in May?
Is a CVA the best way out of lockdown for a business?
Victoria’s Secret goes into administration
Travelodge using CVA for a rent holiday
Is the UK’s chain restaurant sector broken?
What insolvency and administration stories happened this week?
Can you furlough staff and still put your company into administration?
Great time to spring clean your business
How will sports and leagues survive the coronavirus lockdown?
£15,000 – that’s the difference £1 makes
Your weekly business news round up is here!
Don’t ask, don’t get – new support for businesses from Companies House
Prepack administrations and asset values
Push comes to shove for commercial landlords and tenants
Catch your weekly administration and business news round up here!
When is a light touch sleight of hand? A new regime that isn’t
The last good news for a while? Insolvency figures are down in the first quarter of 2020
Budget 2020 brings some business rate relief but not for everybody
2020 will be the year of remote working – thanks to Covid-19
In every crisis there is opportunity – how businesses can turn downtime to their advantage
Another big financial gun deployed in the battle against a coronavirus crash
Can it be business as usual – even for the rescue experts?
Coronavirus grants are available – under certain conditions
VAT and income tax deferments available as part of coronavirus business support
New credit card ban another blow to bookmakers
First big retail casualty of 2020 as Beales goes into administration
Loan charge review could mean relief for some companies
World famous Norton Motorcycles goes into administration
What the 2019 Q4 company insolvency statistics tell us about the UK economy
Remember Wonga? Their creditors do
Read this before you check out of your business
What does going into Administration mean?
Maybe Adele is serious about quitting touring after all…
Your top liquidation questions answered!
Administration – the good, the bad and the prepacked
Gemma Collins – Entrepreneur, businesswoman, banned director
Company rebrands: what’s in a name?
Voluntary administration is a useful alternative to winding up
How late payments are crippling UK small businesses
The chapter’s not closed on The Book People yet
2019 in review – Entertainment
Have you had a business epiphany this year?
Buzzfeed’s late accounts – the top three amazing things about them!
Four year high for winding up orders
Falsely accused by your employer – what can you do?
Six Brexit questions SMEs need to answer sooner rather than later
Flybe survives for now – what happens next?
What can the insolvency industry expect after Brexit?
What are the benefits of striking off?
Think there’s no benefits to liquidation? Think again
Judgement sharpens winding-up orders
What’s the connection between Stoicism and the Q3 insolvency figures?
Mothercare becoming an empty nest?
Fundraisers hits £65,000 to save Edinburgh city farm from liquidation
The act, the myths and the future of IR35
Who’s watching you on the Companies House database?
Not all debt is bad debt – find out why
Entrepreneur’s Relief under threat
The price is wrong for bankrupt model Katie
Like climate change – does your company have a point of no return?
Clintons – the card shop that didn’t fold
Cash v Plastic – what is the future of currency?
Recovery scheme scammers targeting property investors
Brexit is coming – are lenders ready for it?
Things you should know ahead of a HMRC investigation
Tough first six months of 2019 for businesses
Are business rates going to rise?
Help! My boss has gone to prison!
Brexit preparation roadshow continues
Brexit is going to have a big effect on immigration – is business ready?
Communications are important – especially during a disaster
Sporting insolvencies on the rise
Brexit is coming whether you want it or not
Protecting your business against the insolvency of others
The britpop revival in UK retail
Personal finances and company liquidation
Businesses face lending drought as corporate loan defaults rise