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Fast Business Rescue: Sell Your Ltd Company with Debt Liabilities – A Cleaner Break for Directors

Are you a UK business director drowning in debt? If your company is struggling with financial obligations exceeding £10,000, you’re not alone. Since the Covid pandemic, the number of insolvent companies across the UK has surged, leaving directors grappling with the long-term fallout of potential liquidation or insolvency. But there’s hope—a revolutionary solution designed to help you escape the grip of unaffordable debts while protecting your professional reputation.

  • Keep your stock , assets , and cash in the company accounts
  • Avoid consequences of insolvency of using a licence practitioners
  • Avoid retrictions on becoming a director again
  • Continue operating your company

Facing the Challenge of Closing Your Limited Company? Discover Alternative Solutions to Insolvency and Liquidation!

Closing a Limited Company with Unsecured Debts 

  • Debts from £10k to £1mil
  • Alternative to liquidation & CVA's

Closing a ltd Company with debt & Property Assets

  • Protect your assets
  • Exit company debt liabilities
  • Avoid insolvency

Close a Limited Company with Debts and Start Again

  • Exit Ltd company debts
  • Keep Stock/ Assets
  • Continue trading

A Clean Break For Directors

When your business is overwhelmed by debt, selling it may be the best option. Fast Business Rescue offers a fully legal solution for company rescue by purchasing financially distressed companies in the UK. This allows directors to transfer their company’s liabilities to a new owner, ensuring a clean exit from debt.

At Fast Business Rescue, we offer you a powerful alternative. Our innovative legal process allows directors to sell & transfer their company’s name, shares, and debts—including Bounce Back Loans, HMRC debts, and other unsecured liabilities—to new directors and shareholders. This means you can achieve a clean break from past and future debt liabilities while keeping your stock, assets, and cash intact!

Our Company Rescue Process
In most cases we can complete the tranfer within 48 hours depending on your response.

Initial Consultation

We discuss your company’s situation and explain our unique rescue process. Answer and questions or concerns you may have.

Company Acquisition

Our corporate finance & legal team will provide additional informations and walk you through the company sale process.

Clean Slate

Upon signing and retruning company sale legal document our legal team will finalise the reansfer. You’re freed from all financial obligations.

Who it's for

  • Directors of UK limited companies with debts above £10K facing financial distress
  • Directors at risk of personal liability for company debts
  • Manufacturers & Retailers
  • Hospitality venues (restaurants, hotels, bars),
  • Service providers (such as professional services and contractors)
  • Property and Construction firms,
  • Healthcare providers & MUCH MORE..

What Debts Can We Help You with?

Our business rescue solution can help you escape personal responsibility for a wide range of unsecured debts, including:

  • Unsecured company Loans including (but not limited to) Bounce Back Loans (“BBL’s”).
  • Company Credit Cards
  • Company Overdrafts (unsecured)
  • Asset Finance (unsecured)
  • Commercial Rent
  • VAT
  • Business Rates
  • PAYE
  • Corporation Tax

Escape
Insolvency
Debt
Freedom

Imagine the freedom of stepping away from financial distress, preserving your reputation, and having the chance to start afresh.

  • Whole process is taken care of by an advanced corporate finance and legal support team
  • We dont need to look at bank accounts, debtor books or assests
  • We have a network of buyers ready to purchase
  • Fastest completion time 24 hrs
  • Continue as a director in any company

How does the process of selling my company work?

The process involves you, as the company director, selling your business to one of our trusted partners or clients for a nominal fee, often as low as £1, to fulfill legal contract requirements. The buyer is fully aware of the financial condition of the company, including any debts or liabilities. The entire transaction is overseen by solicitors to ensure compliance with legal standards. All necessary stakeholders, including creditors and Companies House, are officially notified of the change in ownership.

Is this process legal?

Yes, this process is fully legal. The sale is overseen by qualified solicitors who ensure that every step complies with UK laws and regulations. Once the sale is completed, the new owners take responsibility for the company, and the outgoing directors are freed from both past and future liabilities.

What happens to the company’s debts after the sale?

Once the company is sold, the new owners assume all financial responsibilities, including any existing debts. As the former director, you will no longer be liable for these debts, and creditors will be informed of the ownership transfer. From the moment the sale is finalized, you are released from any obligation to repay these debts.

Who are the buyers, and what happens to my company after the sale?

ur buyers are offshore incorporations that specialize in corporate structures and the management of distressed companies. They are fully aware of the company’s financial condition, including any outstanding debts. Once the sale is completed, the ownership and responsibility for the company are entirely transferred to these offshore entities.

What happens to your company after the sale will no longer concern you, as it is no longer your responsibility. You will be legally and financially separated from the company, meaning you are free from any past or future liabilities related to the business, giving you a clean and worry-free exit.

Can my creditors object to the sale of my company?

No, your creditors cannot legally object to the sale of your company. The sale is a private transaction between you and the buyer, and as long as the process is conducted legally, creditors have no authority to block the sale.

However, creditors will be officially notified of the change in ownership once the sale is completed. From that point onward, any debts or obligations owed by the company will become the responsibility of the new owners, and you, as the former director, will no longer be liable. The process is overseen by solicitors to ensure everything is handled correctly and in accordance with the law.

Will my company be struck off after it’s been sold?

Whether your company will be struck off is solely at the discretion of the new owners. They may choose to strike it off from Companies House or use it as part of a broader strategy, such as offsetting losses through various corporate structures. However, this decision is entirely out of your hands once the company has been sold. You will have no further involvement or responsibility for what happens to the company after the sale, as it no longer concerns you.

Ready for Your Free Assessment?

If insolvency looms over your business, don’t wait another moment! We offer a no-obligation, free assessment to determine if you qualify for our services. Whether you have unsecured loans, Bounce Back Loans (BBLs), credit cards, or any other unsecured debts, we’re here to help you find relief.

Don’t ignore your debts—take action now! Reach out to us today, and let our experienced team help you uncover how we can lift this financial burden off your shoulders.

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Disclaimer: This service is an alternative to traditional insolvency procedures. It’s designed to help directors avoid the consequences of formal insolvency. Always seek independent financial advice before making decisions about your company’s future.