Business Debts Over £10,000? Escape CVA Insolvency Now!
Are you seeking a way to eliminate your company debts without damaging your reputation through liquidation or a CVA? Our legal process offers an alternative cleaner exit from your company’s debts and liabilities.
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Discover how our alternative to liquidation and CVA can help you.
When a company becomes insolvent, directors usually appoint a licensed practitioner for Liquidation, Administration, or a Company Voluntary Arrangement (CVA). However, you may wish to avoid using a licensed practitioner due to potential consequences, such as:
Instead of choosing liquidation or a CVA, consider a better option. Our process allows you to legally transfer your debt and liabilities to us.
Once the transfer is complete, you are no longer responsible for any past or future debts. This option lets you exit your company’s debt obligations smoothly, without facing the consequences of insolvency.
We use a legal process to transfer your company’s debt liabilities to us, a method that may not be familiar to insolvency practitioners or accountants. If you prefer, we can validate this process with them before you proceed.
All creditors and Companies House records are updated with the new transfer notification, absolving you of past and future company debts. You retain ownership of your stock, assets, and cash, and have the option to continue business operations under a newly incorporated company name if you wish.
Unlike in liquidation and CVA’s, with our legal process there are no restrictions on becoming a director again, and your personal details are not published on public records, preserving your reputation.
If you’re a director seeking an exit strategy that avoids insolvency scrutiny and personal liability, this option offers the easiest and fastest solution. We can assist a wide variety of companies, including retailers, hospitality venues (restaurants, hotels, bars), manufacturers, service providers (such as professional services and contractors), property and construction firms, transport and logistics companies, healthcare providers, and more.
Consequences | Insolvency Process | Our Process |
---|---|---|
Loss of Control | Yes | No |
Personal Liability | Yes | No |
Reputation Damage | Yes | No |
Legal Consequences | Yes | No |
Stop you opening a new Company | Yes | No |
Employment Challenges | Yes | No |
Financial Costs | Yes | No |
Public Scrutiny | Yes | No |
Credit Restrictions | Yes | No |
Loss of Assets, Stock, and company cash | Yes | No |
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The public nature of insolvency proceedings can expose directors to scrutiny, affecting personal and professional relationships. It is crucial for directors to consider these reputational implications carefully, as they can have long-lasting effects beyond the immediate financial repercussions of insolvency.
If you have any further questions, please contact us. If you are facing insolvency, this option is an obvious choice. Don’t wait until it’s too late—if you have been ignoring your debts, reach out to us today
Because our initial consultations are absolutely free, regardless of the number. That’s right, you can engage with our expert team, explore our groundbreaking alternatives to insolvency, and start the journey toward financial recovery.
Our approach offers an easy pathway to restore financial health without the lasting stigma of traditional insolvency processes, opening the door to a brighter future.