If you’re having difficulty paying your debts and have assets or a regular income, you may qualify for a Trust Deed.
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If your company is experiencing financial difficulties, it is important to determine the extent of the problems being faced so that a plan can be put in place to turn the situation around. One of your...
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If you’ve decided it’s time to close your limited company, there are several different routes you can take. The most appropriate closure method will depend on whether your business is solvent (can...
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Most companies put money aside to pay their PAYE, VAT and Corporation Tax bill. But what happens when you’re forced to spend that money on something else, or your bill is unexpectedly large and you...
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A Winding-up Petition is a legal notice presented to the court by a creditor with a view to forcing a company into liquidation. If a winding-up order is granted by the court, compulsory liquidation ca...
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As a company director, you have to keep a close eye on your business’s finances, particularly when it’s struggling. As soon as your company becomes insolvent, your duties as a director will change...
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If you have debt as a result of an overpayment of state benefits, you will need to make arrangements to pay this back to the government.
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Cooling off periods are common for most goods and services, particularly those which are purchased online that you haven’t seen in person.
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A charging order in England and Wales is a legal order that secures an unpaid debt against your property.
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If you’re struggling with large personal debts that are spiralling out of control, it’s crucial to recognise that there are a number of options available to you.
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Scottish Trust Deeds generally last for four years, so if you’ve successfully reached the end of yours, you’ll be starting to think about rebuilding your financial status.
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Entering into a Scottish trust deed is an effective way to escape unmanageable debt, and allows for a fresh financial start once the trust deed term has come to an end. As with all official debt proce...
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