Business Rescue For Companies

Here at Financial Issues we believe there is no one size fits all solution and we work to find you a solution that best suits your businesses current circumstances.

As Licensed Insolvency Practitioners we pride ourselves on helping distressed companies get back on their feet.

Business Rescue Solutions

Creditors Voluntary Liquidation (CVL)

Creditors Voluntary Liquidation is the voluntary winding up of a company that can no longer afford to pay its debt and is insolvent on a cash flow or balance sheet basis.
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Members Voluntary Liquidation (MVL)

Members Voluntary Liquidation is the voluntary winding up of a company that is no longer trading, and funds need to be distributed to shareholders once all creditors have been settled. This is used as a tax efficient way to close a company as long as the shareholders qualify for entrepreneur’s relief.
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Company Administration

Company administrator is an insolvency procedure that is usually used either to rescue a company as a going concern, achieve a better result for creditors or realising property for the benefit of a secured creditor.
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Company Voluntary Arrangement (CVA)

Company Voluntary Arrangement is a formal agreement between the company and its creditors. This agreement allows the directors to keep control of the company and continue trading while under protection from legal action and settling its debts at the same time.
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Invoice Finance

Invoice Finance is a form of lending money to a company that is secured against invoices the company has generated. This in turn frees up cash from slow-paying accounts allowing the company to grow. This is only viable for businesses that trade business to business and not business to consumer.
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Pre-Pack Administration

Pre-packaged (or ‘pre-pack’) administration, is an arrangement for the sale of all or part of a company, this can include business and assets.
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Director Redundancy

As a director of a limited company, you are entitled to claim redundancy just as any other employee is entitled to. Your claim is processed and paid through the governments National Insurance Fund and Redundancy Payment Service (RPS).
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