Our insolvency experts have created a library of top tips for directors of struggling companies. These help company directors understand topical insolvency issues and avoid common pitfalls and difficulties.
Please see the list below for our most recent articles:
- Covid-19 Corporate Insolvency Law update – July 2020
- Covid-19 Funding distressed usinesses update – May 2020
- Covid-19 Unlawful dividend update – April 2020
- 5 top tips to protect your reputation as a company director
- Did you know you could be made liable for your company’s HMRC debt?
- If your business were to fail can you buy it back?
- MVLs and tax planning – big changes coming quickly
- Did your business get the Blue Monday blues?
- Buying a distressed business
- Should you give a personal guarantee?
- 4 critical signs that would indicate your business is overtrading
- 5 things you should do if a creditor threatens to wind up your business
- Funding a struggling business
- There is an alternative to letting your business become a zombie
- At what point should directors call time on their company?
- Can a director be made personally responsible for a company’s debts?
- Avoid making unlawful dividends
- Can directors take steps to improve the position for creditors?
- Could you be disqualified from acting as a director?
- Has your bank asked for an IBR?
- HMRC time to pay agreements
The information provided in these information sheets is of a general nature and should not be relied upon, for specific advice please contact us on 0800 331 7417
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