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Why Does the Bank of England Expect the UK to Fall into the Longest-Ever Recession?

recession

It was announced by the Bank of England recently that the UK may well be facing the longest recession it has ever witnessed. Thanks to the recent economic downturn that the country has seen, it is expected to enter into a recession that could well extend all the way into 2024. Unemployment is expected to […]

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December 15, 2022


What Are the Top Benefits of an Administration in the UK?

Benefits of an Administration

If your business finds itself struggling financially and wants to enter into a formal insolvency procedure, creditor’s voluntary liquidation is one of the most common options. This is because doing so comes with speed, flexibility and considerably low costs. That is not to say, though, that the other procedures available to you do not also […]

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December 3, 2022


Advantages and Disadvantages of Pre-Pack Administration in the UK

pre pack administration

If your business is insolvent and you are hoping to sell it, then you might be interested in a pre-pack administration. This process can help organisations as it facilitates the sale of a business which finds itself insolvent. All of the negotiations pertaining to business assets happen before an administrator is appointed, which means that […]

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November 26, 2022


What Are the Key Considerations for a Company’s Voluntary Arrangements in the UK?

CVA Process

A company voluntary arrangement (otherwise known as a CVA) is a formal insolvency process. This is where some kind of legal arrangement will be made between a company and the creditors that it is currently in debt to. They usually span across 3 – 5 years and it’s during this time that companies will make […]

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November 21, 2022


How to Inherit Money Without Paying Tax in the 2022?

Inherit Money Without Paying Tax

When you die, you will want to make sure that your estate will go to the right people, be it your spouse, children, or other family members and friends. Inheritance tax can really take a chunk out of your estate and reduce the amount available to be passed on, as was seen this past year; […]

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November 12, 2022


How to Inherit Money Without Paying Tax in the UK?

Inheritance Tax

When you die, you will want to make sure that your estate will go to the right people, be it your spouse, children, or other family members and friends. Inheritance tax can really take a chunk out of your estate and reduce the amount available to be passed on, as was seen this past year; […]

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November 6, 2022


Why Did Voluntary Insolvencies in England and Wales Hit a Record High?

Voluntary Insolvencies

The economy is always reasonably volatile; however, it seemed nobody was prepared for the impact of the pandemic on the country and the entire world. Organisations had to adapt and learn how to operate sufficiently in a world where all businesses had to start working from home and were unable to communicate with their customers […]

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October 24, 2022


Top 6 Things to Consider in Insolvent Probate in the United Kingdom

Insolvent Probate in the United Kingdom

When someone dies, the executors (or administrators if there is no Will) will be responsible for dealing with the deceased’s estate. There are a number of rules surrounding paying off the different debts and liabilities which were owed by the deceased, and these need to be followed correctly. What Happens to Someone’s Debt After They […]

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October 10, 2022


Can Individual Voluntary Arrangement Clear Your Debt in the United Kingdom?

Individual Voluntary Arrangement Debt

Suppose your business finds itself having financial trouble and owing money to its creditors. In that case, you will be happy to know that several methods will allow you to pay back this money effectively. One method is entering into an individual voluntary arrangement, a legally binding agreement between you and your creditors where you […]

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Latest Insolvency Statistics in the United Kingdom and Its Impact on Economy

latest Insolvency

Throughout 2022, government support after the pandemic has steadily started to get phased out. As such, there has been an increase in insolvencies throughout the country, and this is expected to continue for the back end of 2022 and during the first half of 2023 as well. GDP across the country is expected to slow […]

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September 27, 2022


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