Articles, tagged with "insolvency practitioners", page 2
14th September 2010
Business debt can lead to a company experiencing severe financial difficulties, which can lead to procedures such as liquidation and bankruptcy. These procedures can either be voluntarily or occur as a result of a creditor taking action. Creditors that ta...
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Author:
Ashlyn Henry
09th July 2010
The involvement in a company's affairs of the 'bankruptcy companies' run by insolvency practitioners (or 'IPs') is often feared by businesses and their owners as the beginning of the end. But in fact some of the Insolvency Act's procedures are designed to...
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Author:
Mark Blayney
30th June 2010
For small business owners faced with mounting financial problems there are a number of business debt relief options open to them.
Company Voluntary Arrangements (CVA)
One commonly used solution to debt used by businesses in the UK is Company Volunta...
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Author:
Rich Spencer-Hayes
28th June 2010
As an increasing amount of people face ever-mounting debt, some have started to consider individual voluntary arrangements (IVAs) as a way of avoiding bankruptcy. First created in the 80s to help businesses avoid bankruptcy, they are now also available to...
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Author:
Mark Walters
28th June 2010
Since its conception in the 1980s, an individual voluntary arrangement has been an increasingly popular option for individuals that have a debt mountain that they are finding difficult to climb. Initially, IVAs were set up to help businesses facing bankru...
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Author:
Mark Walters
17th June 2010
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Author:
Alexander Mathews
09th June 2010
If one were to look up the UK Insolvency Act of 1986 under section 123, the main definition of insolvency refers to the inability of a company to pay its debts. Once a company has become insolvent, it may be put into liquidation. So it is important for a ...
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Author:
fortunbuds
18th May 2010
If you're taking the step of arranging a Trust Deed, the last thing you need is your Trustee to make life more difficult for you. Yet sometimes this is exactly what happens. Many people feel they don't have the time to research Trust Deed Companies bec...
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Author:
Dave_Baddeley
09th April 2010
When a company or individual declares themselves bankrupt, they will require the services of an insolvency practitioner in order for the process to be completed properly. In order to offer services for companies and individuals facing bankruptcy, an insol...
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Author:
Ashlyn Henry
09th April 2010
A company cannot go through the liquidation process without the services of an insolvency practitioner. When a company liquidates voluntarily, an insolvency practitioner will be appointed as liquidator and will be responsible for the winding up of the com...
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Author:
Ashlyn Henry
09th April 2010
When companies are experiencing financial difficulties, they may require the use of an insolvency practitioner in order to gain advice on which route to take towards solving them. Insolvency practitioners can provide a wide range of services for companies...
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Author:
Ashlyn Henry
11th March 2010
Individual Voluntary Agreement or IVA helps the borrowers in making the repayments during there tough times or when they are planning to suit for bankruptcy. The IVA debt supports borrowers and multiple lenders towards settlement of financial issues. Ther...
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Author:
aarendervin
09th February 2010
Getting expert advice about how to resolve a personal debt problem is vital. But choosing the right company to speak to can be a challenge.
If you are looking for a solution for a debt problem, you need to speak to someone who can help you understand t...
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Author:
BeatMyDebt.com
09th February 2010
People do not think much while availing loans. Some people recklessely avail funds to meet their various needs. They don't even give due consideration to the thought that whether the requirement is genuine. Ideally, one should borrow only if it is really ...
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Author:
Kirthy
06th January 2010
You may have come across the term IVA especially when it comes to debts. IVA actually stands for Individual Voluntary Arrangement.
IVA came about because the government notices that at a certain point, the spending levels in the United Kingdom far outw...
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Author:
Robert Palmer