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A voluntary liquidation initiated by directors to wind up an insolvent business, ensuring a structured and legal closure.
A formal agreement that allows businesses to restructure debt while continuing to trade.
Protects companies from creditor action while a recovery plan is put in place.
Liquidation is the formal process of winding up a company by selling its assets to repay creditors.
A court-ordered liquidation typically when creditors file a petition to recover debts.
A simple way to close down a debt-free, inactive company that has no debt.
If you’re struggling to pay bills, meet payroll, or your company’s debts continue to rise, RTI is here to help. Our licensed insolvency practitioners can assess your situation and guide you towards the best solution, whether it’s restructuring your company or winding it up through liquidation. Take control of your financial future today.
Key Signs You Should Consult RTI:
If any of these sound familiar, consult RTI for expert debt advice and insolvency services in the UK.
Our approach starts with understanding your financial situation. We offer a free, confidential consultation to explore your options, whether that’s liquidation, restructuring, or administration.
Here’s how it works:
Want to speak with one of our insolvency practitioners? Fill out our form, and we’ll call you back at a time that’s convenient for you.
Have specific questions? Email us at [email protected], and our team will get back to you as quickly as possible.
Not sure which service you need? Take our quick assessment test to evaluate your company’s financial health, and we’ll recommend the best course of action.
Don’t let financial challenges overwhelm you. RTI’s licensed insolvency practitioners are here to provide expert guidance and solutions, helping you make informed decisions about your company’s future. Whether you’re considering Creditors Voluntary Liquidation (CVL), administration, or a CVA, RTI will work closely with you to explore all your options.
No, the Court does not need to be involved.
A company can be put into Liquidation in 3-4 weeks, after you provide all of the
information needed for creditors, and pay the agreed fee. The Liquidation can be
completed in as little as 6-7 months.
The company will be removed from the register at Companies House
approximately 3 months after the Liquidation has been concluded.
No, the Liquidator takes over all of those responsibilities.
If the company does not have the cash at bank to cover those costs, the Director
will need to pay the agreed fee on its behalf. In almost all cases, the cost of
liquidation is far less than the outstanding debts held by the company.