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Real Business Rescue FREE Confidential Solutions to your Company Debt Problems with our Director Advice Helpline Rest assured that you are not alone in your debt woes.

Business Rescue, Recovery and Turnaround...Why You Need Our Help Now! Financial problems can seem insurmountable when your business is insolvent, bankrupt or soon to be so. The good news is that Real Business Rescue has a team of turnaround specialists who are highly skilled in business recovery. There may be more than one solution to your company debt issues and it may very well be possible to he

lp do a turnaround even from the brink of bankruptcy! Real Business Rescue specialise in restructuring Companies, Partnerships and Sole traders who are struggling to cope with cashflow and debt problems whether they are temporary or ongoing. From giving advice on how to increase cashflow whilst reducing
expenditures to acting on your behalf with creditors and the taxman, we can offer the best solutions for your particular needs. Over one million businesses in the UK are having problems paying their taxes and we are here to help you continue trading throughout this current crisis. However, if winding up is your intent, our licensed insolvency practitioners can offer the advice and help you need both in court and out. No problem is too large or small for our team to handle. Once you Meet the Team you will understand why Real Business Rescue has the most sought after business recovery solutions, company turnaround expertise and corporate restructuring advice in the UK. www.realbusinessrescue.co.uk

A pre-pack administration allows the viable parts of an insolvent business to be sold β€” often back to the existing direc...
01/06/2026

A pre-pack administration allows the viable parts of an insolvent business to be sold β€” often back to the existing directors β€” before the company formally enters administration.

It's a fast, confidential process that preserves jobs, protects customer relationships, and allows the business to continue trading under a new structure, free from the debts of the old company.

It's not the right solution for every situation, but in the right circumstances it can be the difference between saving a business and losing it entirely.

πŸ“ž 0800 644 6080
πŸ”— realbusinessrescue.co.uk/company-administration/pre-pack-administration

We provide free confidential advice with absolutely no obligation. Our expert and non-judgemental team are ready to assist directors and stakeholders today.

Many directors don't realise they can be held personally liable for company debts β€” not because of fraud, but simply bec...
29/05/2026

Many directors don't realise they can be held personally liable for company debts β€” not because of fraud, but simply because they continued trading for too long.
Wrongful trading occurs when a director continues to trade knowing the company cannot avoid insolvent liquidation, without taking every step to minimise losses to creditors. It doesn't require dishonest intent β€” just a failure to act when the signs were clear.

If your company is showing signs of financial difficulty, taking professional advice now is the best protection available.

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πŸ”— realbusinessrescue.co.uk/advice-hub/wrongful-trading

Insolvent trading is different to wrongful trading. Both can lead to an Insolvency Service investigation but one can be done in good faith. Find out more.

If your company is struggling with debt but still has a viable future, a CVA could be the answer.A Company Voluntary Arr...
28/05/2026

If your company is struggling with debt but still has a viable future, a CVA could be the answer.

A Company Voluntary Arrangement allows a business to restructure its debts and repay creditors over an agreed period β€” typically three to five years β€” while continuing to trade. It stops creditor action, freezes interest, and gives the business the breathing room it needs to recover.

It's one of the most underused rescue tools available to UK directors β€” and one of the most powerful when used at the right time.

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πŸ”— realbusinessrescue.co.uk/company-voluntary-arrangement-cva

A Company Voluntary Arrangement (CVA) acts as a formal repayment plan entered into by an insolvent company and its outstanding creditors.

When your business is under financial pressure, the hardest part is often knowing who to call.At Real Business Rescue, w...
27/05/2026

When your business is under financial pressure, the hardest part is often knowing who to call.

At Real Business Rescue, when you pick up the phone you speak directly with a licensed insolvency practitioner β€” not a call handler. Someone who can assess your situation honestly, explain every option available, and give you a clear picture of where things stand.

With over 80 licensed insolvency practitioners and 100+ offices across the UK, we're available today β€” free, confidential, and with no obligation to proceed.

πŸ“ž 0800 644 6080
πŸ”— realbusinessrescue.co.uk/contact-us

Free, confidential, and trusted advice for company directors across the UK

The increase in employer National Insurance contributions that came into effect in April has pushed many UK businesses p...
25/05/2026

The increase in employer National Insurance contributions that came into effect in April has pushed many UK businesses past their tipping point.

For labour-intensive businesses in hospitality, retail, care, and construction, the NI rise hasn't just increased costs β€” for some, it's tipped the balance between a business that was just about managing and one that can no longer sustain its wage bill.

If your company is struggling to absorb the increase, options are available β€” from restructuring and HMRC Time to Pay arrangements through to formal insolvency processes where necessary. The key is acting before the situation deteriorates further.

πŸ“ž 0800 644 6080
πŸ”— realbusinessrescue.co.uk/advice-hub/company-cant-afford-the-increase-in-employer-national-insurance-contributions

Worried about rising Employer National Insurance costs? Understand the options open to limited companies dealing with a worsening cash flow position.

When your business is under financial pressure, knowing who to call can make all the difference.Many directors facing di...
22/05/2026

When your business is under financial pressure, knowing who to call can make all the difference.

Many directors facing difficulty don't know where to turn. They're not ready to speak to a solicitor. They're not sure if the situation is serious enough for a formal insolvency process. They just need to speak to someone who understands their situation and can explain their options clearly, without the jargon and without obligation.

That's exactly what our free director helpline is for.

When you call, you'll speak directly with a licensed insolvency practitioner β€” not a call handler or a lead generation service. Someone who can assess your situation, explain every option available to you, and give you an honest picture of where things stand.

With over 80 licensed insolvency practitioners and 100+ offices across the UK, Real Business Rescue is available to help today β€” free, confidential, and with no obligation to proceed.

πŸ“ž 0800 644 6080
πŸ”— realbusinessrescue.co.uk/advice-hub/is-there-a-business-helpline-for-company-directors

Our business helpline service is here to give company directors the help and advice they need when their business is experiencing financial difficulties.

Juggling multiple business debts across different creditors? Consolidation might be the answer β€” but it's not always str...
21/05/2026

Juggling multiple business debts across different creditors? Consolidation might be the answer β€” but it's not always straightforward.

For businesses managing several debts simultaneously, consolidating into a single monthly payment can simplify cash flow and reduce the pressure of dealing with multiple creditors at once.

A business consolidation loan combines outstanding debts into one facility. A Company Voluntary Arrangement (CVA) is a formal alternative β€” freezing creditor action while the business repays what it can afford over an agreed period.

The right option depends on your overall financial position and whether the business is fundamentally viable. Our guide covers every option clearly.

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πŸ”— realbusinessrescue.co.uk/advice-hub/can-i-consolidate-business-debts

Consolidating business debts can boost cash flow and relieve creditor pressure, but what are your options and how do you access them?

HMRC debt doesn't go away on its own β€” and the longer it's left, the fewer options remain.Whether it's VAT arrears, unpa...
20/05/2026

HMRC debt doesn't go away on its own β€” and the longer it's left, the fewer options remain.

Whether it's VAT arrears, unpaid PAYE, or a Corporation Tax bill that's got out of hand, HMRC is one of the UK's most powerful creditors and one of the least forgiving when ignored.

The good news is that directors who act early almost always have more routes available to them. A Time to Pay arrangement can spread the liability over an agreed period. A CVA can address HMRC debt alongside other creditor obligations. And where the business is no longer viable, a CVL brings matters to an orderly close before further penalties accumulate.

Our complete director's guide to dealing with HMRC tax debt covers every option clearly β€” including how to approach HMRC, what to expect, and when to seek professional help.

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πŸ”— realbusinessrescue.co.uk/advice-hub/dealing-with-hmrc-tax-debt-directors-guide

What are the main types of HMRC debt? Your company can owe HMRC money for several types of tax and understanding which debts you have helps prioritise payment and negotiate arrangements. VAT - VAT is perhaps the most common source of HMRC debt. This is tax you've collected on sales that must be paid...

"How much does it cost to liquidate a company?" It's one of the most common questions directors ask us.The answer depend...
19/05/2026

"How much does it cost to liquidate a company?" It's one of the most common questions directors ask us.

The answer depends on the route you take. A voluntary strike off costs just Β£44 β€” but it's only appropriate where the company has no outstanding debts and no creditor disputes.

A CVL for an insolvent company typically costs more, but director redundancy pay β€” which can reach up to Β£29,006 tax free β€” can offset or even cover the cost entirely. For solvent companies, an MVL is usually self-funding from the company's own assets.

Choosing the right route for your situation matters. Our complete guide walks you through every option clearly.

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πŸ”— realbusinessrescue.co.uk/advice-hub/how-much-does-it-cost-to-liquidate-a-company

In this liquidation costs guide: Quick comparison of all company closure options and their costs Detailed breakdown of Creditors’ Voluntary Liquidation (CVL), Members’ Voluntary Liquidation (MVL), and strike off fees What to do if you can't afford liquidation How to close your company in the che...

Can you sell business assets before your company goes into liquidation? It's one of the most common questions directors ...
15/05/2026

Can you sell business assets before your company goes into liquidation? It's one of the most common questions directors ask β€” and the answer is: it depends.

Selling assets before liquidation can be legitimate β€” continuing to trade and meeting day-to-day obligations may require it. But any sale must be at fair market value and in the interests of creditors as a whole.

Where it becomes a serious problem is when assets are sold below value or transferred to connected parties to keep them out of creditors' reach. A liquidator has the power to investigate all transactions made in the lead-up to insolvency and can apply to court to have them reversed. Directors found to have acted this way can face personal liability and disqualification.

If your company is heading towards liquidation and you're considering selling any assets, take advice first.

πŸ“ž 0800 644 6080
πŸ”— realbusinessrescue.co.uk/advice-hub/can-i-sell-business-assets-before-the-company-goes-into-liquidation

Can you legitimately sell business assets before your company goes into liquidation? The Insolvency Act sets out the strict conditions - find out more here.

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