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Business Bankruptcy Help & Advice
We operate across the whole of the UK through teams of accountants; Licensed Insolvency Practitioners and specialist counsellors who are able to provide immediate, impartial and confidential advice to all business sectors. -
Business Bankruptcy Options
The Business Bankruptcy website forms a part of the resource information for Focus Insolvency Group, a fully licensed insolvency practice with many years practical experience in dealing with complex business and company bankruptcy issues. -
What We Do?
A number of business rescue options are available to insolvency practitioners such as us. Let us help you rescue your business for the benefit of everyone. -
Speak to a Business Bankruptcy Expert Today!
If you would like to discuss your business bankruptcy circumstances in the strictest of confidence get in touch with us today!
What We Do?
As business bankruptcy specialists we are often approached by directors or business owners who are under severe personal and creditor pressure from trade suppliers, banks, Inland Revenue, or more usually a combination of all three. Many small business owners we deal with have spent a lifetime establishing themselves and their business and want to try to find a way to keep trading as a "going concern". It is our first aim to try to find ways to rescue a business without having to go down the bankruptcy liquidation route.
A number of business rescue options are available to insolvency practitioners such as us, to help rescue a business for the benefit of everyone. Mechanisms such as a Company Voluntary Arrangement (CVA) or a recapitalisation and sale through an administrative Pre Pack arrangement, are both possible and sometimes preferable to going down the business bankruptcy route. However if the business debts are overwhelming and cash flow is not likely to improve then it could be advisable to simply put the business into a bankruptcy or liquidation procedure in a controlled manner and, if desirable, restart the business with a clean sheet of paper.
