If a creditor wants to put your company into liquidation, they will need to file a winding up petition in court. If this winding up order is granted, your company will enter into compulsory liquidation, which will involve the sale of your assets so that you can use the money generated to pay off your […]
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In the UK, assets are currently being sold from British pension funds to meet different margin calls. The repercussions of this selling of pension funds are starting to have an economic impact all over the world, from New York to Sydney to Frankfurt. Repercussions Across the World One of the countries that are currently seeing
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Have you decided that it’s time to retire? Is it finally time to hang up your suits, tuck away the computer and focus on having a bit of time to yourself? Retiring can be a great feeling, as you give yourself the freedom to do the things you’re yet to have done and go to
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Navigating the economy as a business has always been challenging. This is because there are always issues beyond an organisation’s control that can affect how consumers engage with them and the value of the products and services they sell. This has always been the case, but it hit unprecedented heights in 2020 as the coronavirus
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When the coronavirus swept the world, governments and businesses were left scratching their heads, wondering how exactly they were supposed to deal with it. A virus of this scale had not been seen in over a century and as such, knowing what the next steps should be certainly were difficult to get hold of. Organisations
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An estate administrator has a number of different responsibilities, but one of their main roles is to liquidate (which means to distribute or sell) the assets of an estate. Such liquidation can be helpful when it comes to paying off any debts that have been racked up by the estate, as well as expenses they
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If a loved one of yours has died and you have been appointed as the trustee, then you might be wondering what you should do with everything that they have left behind. It can all be a bit overwhelming when you consider the amount that has been left to you, knowing that you are responsible
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Liquidating your company can often be a stressful task. This doesn’t have to be the case, though. Simple Liquidation was set up to help so directors like yourself can do it quickly and efficiently. Each of our liquidators is authorised by the Insolvency Practitioners Association and the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales.
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Throughout the UK, there has been an increasing rise in energy and fuel prices that seem to be affecting everyone in different ways. One of the most significant groups of people that they are affecting is small businesses across the country. The increases in price are posing a threat to the survival of small businesses.
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When you need to liquidate your company in the UK, this comes at a cost. Generally speaking, you will be looking at around £2500 to £6000 + VAT in total; however, it can be more or less depending on what your current situation is like. The liquidation of a company cannot be done by anyone,
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