Corporate Insolvency
describes a formal insolvency process undertaken over a limited company.
It can include a receivership, which is when a bank appoints its accountants
to take control of a company under the powers reserved to it under its
debenture. These are very rare today.
Corporate Insolvency
can also include administration. This is very popular at this time.
In the fourth quarter of 2008, some 2,000 companies entered administration.
Many of these have utilised a procedure known as a pre-pack which enables
the ongoing business to be sold to a third party as a going concern
prior to the limited company itself entering an insolvency procedure.
This preserves value for creditors, and jobs for staff.
Corporate Insolvency
also includes Liquidations. These can be CVLs or creditor’s voluntary
liquidations, and compulsory liquidations. CVLs are started by the company
directors, who ask an insolvency practitioner to call a meeting of creditors
at which it will be proposed that the company be wound up. This will
be a formality, as the company will be insolvent. Compulsory liquidations
are based upon petitions filed at court, either by the directors, but
more often than not by creditors.
The Inland Revenue
are major petitioning creditors. We believe that it is far better to
propose to wind up your own company than rely on a creditor to do it.
Therefore if you have crown liability that you cannot discharge, please
ccontact us and we’ll see if we can assist.
Corporate Insolvency
also includes CVAs or Company Voluntary Arrangements, which are proposals
which make offers of settlement of a proportion of the debt over a period
of time. These are of interest to creditors because they offer the possibility
of a better return than a liquidation.

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