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Guides for directors

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Practical guidance on insolvency, restructuring and closing a company, written by our licensed insolvency practitioners.

A director reviewing financial documents at a desk Liquidation What is a CVL? A guide for UK company directors A Creditors' Voluntary Liquidation is the most common insolvency procedure in the UK. Here is what directors need to know about the process, their duties and what to expect. Read more A smiling business owner carrying a box out of his office on his last day Liquidation MVL vs dissolution: which is right for my company? When closing a solvent company, directors must choose between dissolution and an MVL. The right choice depends on the level of assets and the tax implications for shareholders. Read more Overhead view of a directors meeting around a green boardroom table Director advice Director duties when a company is insolvent: what you need to know Directors of insolvent companies face specific legal obligations. Understanding these duties is critical to avoiding personal liability and potential disqualification. Read more A business owner standing on his workshop floor while staff work behind him CVA What is a Company Voluntary Arrangement (CVA)? A CVA is a business rescue tool that allows a company to reach a binding agreement with creditors while continuing to trade. Here is how it works. Read more A company director talking through her options with an adviser Director advice Warning signs your business may be insolvent Recognising the early warning signs of insolvency is critical. The sooner directors take action, the more options are usually available to protect the business and its stakeholders. Read more Two advisers listening to a business owner across a meeting table Tax and finance How to close a company tax-efficiently using an MVL An MVL can offer significant tax advantages over dissolution when closing a solvent company. Here is how the process works and what directors need to consider. Read more

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