With tube strikes set to go ahead over the next two weeks (5 days of strikes in total), businesses in and around London could be pushed to the edge - so act now if you think your business might be in trouble.
Hopefully, the strikes will be called off before they can cause disruption but if not, talk to us if you need advice on cashflow and rescue options.
Take our insolvency test if you're worried your business is insolvent: www.companyrescue.co.uk/company-rescue/guides/insolvency-test
Don't wait until you're already in debt and creditors are threatening legal actions - if you're worried, act now!
Wednesday 23 April 2014
Wednesday 5 February 2014
London Tube Strike Again!
Again, I find myself blogging about the London Tube strike. It doesn't look like there are likely to be any breakthroughs soon.
Disruption to any transport infrastructure might push some London businesses over the edge.
The London chamber of commerce estimates that London businesses will lose £50m. Of course, if you have customers in London but are based elsewhere this will still affect you. If you are based in London but with customers outside London it is still a major headache.
Want to talk to someone in London if this strike is the last straw? If you feel you really have had enough of your business and it is no longer viable then a creditors voluntary liquidation might be the answer. Please click on the link below for details our 50 page guide.
A complete guide to Creditors Voluntary Liquidation
If the business is solvent and you want to sell the assets, pay off all creditors then a Members Voluntary Liquidation might be appropriate. Please click on the link below for a full 20 page guide
A guide to Members Voluntary Liquidation (MVL)
Disruption to any transport infrastructure might push some London businesses over the edge.
The London chamber of commerce estimates that London businesses will lose £50m. Of course, if you have customers in London but are based elsewhere this will still affect you. If you are based in London but with customers outside London it is still a major headache.
Want to talk to someone in London if this strike is the last straw? If you feel you really have had enough of your business and it is no longer viable then a creditors voluntary liquidation might be the answer. Please click on the link below for details our 50 page guide.
A complete guide to Creditors Voluntary Liquidation
If the business is solvent and you want to sell the assets, pay off all creditors then a Members Voluntary Liquidation might be appropriate. Please click on the link below for a full 20 page guide
A guide to Members Voluntary Liquidation (MVL)
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