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Business Liquidation FAQs
If you are considering closing your limited company due to financial difficulties, find out how a company liquidation procedure can help.
Company liquidation is a formal way of bringing about the end of a business. The most common type of liquidation procedure is a Creditors’ Voluntary Liquidation (CVL) which is used to close down insolvent companies.
All outstanding creditors will be dealt with as part of the process giving distressed company directors a fresh start away from the stresses associated with an underperforming business.
A company can only be placed into a CVL under the guidance of a licensed insolvency practitioner. They will begin by assessing your company’s financial situation and advise whether liquidation is an appropriate course of action for you and your business.
If liquidation is deemed to be the sensible option, you will appoint the insolvency practitioner and they will begin the process of placing your company into a CVL. You can the first step today by completing our Online Liquidation Assessment.
A Creditors’ Voluntary Liquidation (CVL) is a formal insolvency procedure which involves the directors of an insolvent company voluntarily choosing to bring their business to an end, and wind the company up.
Although the process is entered into on a voluntary basis, it often follows the cumulation of many months of financial distress when the possibility of a successful turnaround has been extinguished.
Even though this is far from an ideal situation, for an insolvent company which has no viable future as a profitable entity going forwards, voluntary liquidation by way of a CVL may be the best solution for all concerned.