An estate administrator has a number of different responsibilities, but one of their main roles is to liquidate (which means to distribute or sell) the assets of an estate. Such liquidation can be helpful when it comes to paying off any debts that have been racked up by the estate, as well as expenses they …
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Different countries worldwide have their own insolvency and bankruptcy law but they don’t differ that much from the UK’s legal rules in respect of insolvency and bankruptcy. The two principal objectives of insolvency and bankruptcy law are shared by most countries – the allocation of risk in a predictable, equitable and transparent manner, and to …
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Currently, there are approximately 1,600 licensed insolvency practitioners (IPs) licensed and registered in the UK. The majority of IPs work for legal or accountancy firms, or for a dedicated business recovery and insolvency practice. The role of an insolvency practitioner involves more than just liquidating solvent and insolvent companies. They are also very much involved …
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When a business is suffering from debts they cannot honour and creditors are demanding payment, the directors of the business are often in the position of having to consider liquidating the company. In some cases, creditors will have petitioned the court and forced the company into compulsory liquidation. However, if it hasn’t got that far, …
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As of 2021, there are around 1,600 licensed insolvency practitioners (IPs) in the UK; that doesn’t include the thousands of support staff in the background that help every single one of the UK’s IP in providing comprehensive, professional and highly-experienced insolvency practitioner services for businesses and individuals across the country. But what is involved in …
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In the UK, a licensed insolvency practitioner, or IP, is a legal professional qualified to act on behalf of a company, partnership or individual that is insolvent, or for a solvent company or partnership that is closing down. In most cases, the IP has a background in law, accountancy or as a solicitor. They must …
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For any company struggling with debt or facing insolvency, bankruptcy or administration, the first port of call is a licensed insolvency practitioner, or IP. Despite the title, an IP isn’t there to handle company insolvency liquidations, such as Creditors Voluntary Liquidation (CVL), Company Voluntary Arrangements (CVA) or Compulsory Liquidation. They are also there to help …
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If your company is struggling with a high level of debt and is in need of corporate recovery services, our team of professional, licensed insolvency practitioners at Simple Liquidation are available to discuss your circumstances and advise on the best way forward.
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