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Our services

Six routes, depending on where your business is now.

Whether the business needs a rescue plan, a restructure or a clean, compliant close, our licensed insolvency practitioners will talk you through the options and help you choose the right one.

Professional accreditations
ACCAR3, Association of Business Recovery ProfessionalsICAEW
Business Review (L.O.S.T.) Find out what is really holding your business back. We review the whole business, look for the root cause of the problems and help you put a plan in place. Still trading Learn more about Business Review (L.O.S.T.) Financial Restructuring Work towards making your debts manageable again. Restructure what the business owes so it can pay its way again. Still trading Learn more about Financial Restructuring Creditors' Voluntary Liquidation Close an insolvent company responsibly. A controlled, compliant route to closing an insolvent company. Struggling to pay Learn more about Creditors' Voluntary Liquidation Members' Voluntary Liquidation Close a solvent company and return value to shareholders. Often a tax-efficient way to close a solvent company and return value to shareholders. Solvent Learn more about Members' Voluntary Liquidation Company Voluntary Arrangement Aim to keep trading while you repay creditors over time. Seek a formal agreement with your creditors that may let the business keep trading. Still tradingStruggling to pay Learn more about Company Voluntary Arrangement Administration Breathing space from creditor action while options are explored. A legal moratorium that can protect the business from creditor action while every option is explored. Struggling to pay Learn more about Administration

Not sure which route fits?

Tell us where the business is today. We'll talk you through the options that fit.

It starts with one conversation.

The first chat is free and confidential, with no obligation. Half an hour with a licensed insolvency practitioner costs you nothing, and getting advice early usually means more options are open to you.