Company Debts

If you have found yourself in company debts and you would like help, you've come to the right place.

When running a business or limited company, it is always important to try and keep track of money troubles which may arise.  While many firms and companies across the UK manage to handle and pay back any debts to creditors who may be in pursuit, it is not always a straightforward process – and many firms find themselves falling into insolvency or liquidation if they are unable to keep up with repayments or demands. 

Your firm may be forced to face liquidation – or be wound up – if you are unable to repay your creditors in the manner they request of you – which is why it is always important to seek local, expert advice should you ever find yourself in such a position. 

As nearby advisors to several limited companies and firms, we are here to help analyse your financial situation and to make proposals to help you escape business debt for good – and so that you can continue trading as you always intended to.

If you would like more information on Company Debts please complete the contact form provided and we will get back to you with help and support. 

Company Debt Help

If you do find your company's debts escalating and you are struggling to balance the books, the first thing you should consider immediately is consulting a local, nearby specialist which supports businesses and limited companies throughout the surrounding areas. 

While it may seem that corporate financial difficulty is hard to avoid at times, you should always be aware that help is at hand, no matter how dire a situation may appear.  If your business is unable to pay its debts, there are a number of avenues and options you can take to turn the situation around. 

You can appeal for debt help from our expert team of advisors should you be facing court judgments or statutory demands – and whether this means setting you up with a company voluntary arrangement (CVA) or looking at administration in the long run, help is at hand.  Ultimately, we’re here to ensure that you can continue trading in a financially healthy manner for years to come.

Limited Company Debts

Limited companies are larger firms and businesses registered with Companies House – this largely means you have a larger turnover and, more often than not, greater demands than smaller businesses and those being operated by sole traders. 

As such, you may be faced with escalating debts and demands – and, in time, you may need help and advice from corporate finance specialists who can help you to analyse and break down limited company debts. 

If your limited company is facing increasing demands from various creditors – if you have been approached with court demands, or if you are facing liquidation or insolvency as a very real prospect – help is always at hand.

Are Shareholders Liable for Company Debts?

If a company with what is known as limited liability is being pursued for debt – or if they are being sued for damages or other means – then it is the company itself which is being pursued, not the shareholders. 

Shareholders are responsible only for their particular stakes in any given business or brand – and while some cases may differ from one to the next, it is generally the case that the business itself – and the owner – will be liable for mounting debts. 

Should a process such as company administration need to be followed, however, the very question – are shareholders liable for company debts – will likely be asked by business owners going through the debt process. 

Don’t worry – our specialists are here to ensure you get all the answers you need to ensure that both your company and your shareholders’ interests are as protected as possible during the debt relief process.

Closing a Limited Company with Debts

It’s our aim to help you avoid closing a limited company with debts at all costs – however, it is also important to know where you stand should you be facing liquidation or insolvency. 

It is a process that no business owners want to go through – but in the event of closure of a business, a court may appoint a liquidator to take ownership of your firm, to tie up your affairs and to ensure that all creditors are paid as they are due. 

This may also mean the selling off of certain assets – meaning that, unfortunately, your firm will need to cease trading once this process is followed.  You don’t have to travel this path – call upon our brilliant advisors and we will take a close and comprehensive look at your fiscal profile and analyse the best possible routes to take with regarding to relieving your corporate debt.

Debt Advice

Money troubles can often escalate out of control if they are not handled and addressed promptly and within a reasonable amount of time and through the right channels. 

It’s never advisable to take on relieving debt through your own means – help is always at hand and is available from specialist advisors who are ready and willing to help you regardless of how much you are being pursued for, and who by. Debt advice from our team is available whenever you may need it.

Company in Debt

If you have a company in debt, it is time to start looking closely at what you can do to start paying back your creditors.  While it is already difficult to grow your business and to continue generating profits, it’s important to handle any money you may owe in the manner your creditors expect of you.  Never dodge debt – call a debt advisor near me – to be your local ally in your battle against rising costs.

Contact Us

Company Debts can be concerning which is why we are here to help propose solutions to rising corporate debts and financial requests – why risk your business falling into insolvency?  Fill in our contact form today for immediate access to professional, impartial consultation – whether you are concerned about approaching insolvency or would like to know more about debt relief options available for limited companies, get in touch with our experts and we will tailor a comprehensive plan of action to ensure your firm is fighting fit.