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We also suggest you download our company insolvency advice free 'do's and don'ts' report on which highlights this area.
Insolvency is like a illness - we tend to put off going to the doctor until we fall seriously ill. You put it in the background and hope it goes away. But slowly the illness grows worse and before you know it and realise the symptoms - it is too late to rectify. Suddenly you need to pay a bill to keep the wheels on the wagon, but have no money to pay it, then another crises bill hits you and another and another.
What do you do....? You start to rob Peter to pay Paul and this is where, before you know it, you are breaking the basic laws of creditor preferentially! If you fail to take company insolvency advice and you are investigated by the official receiver then what was done in good faith/under pressure will not count for anything.
Liquidation is serious matter and the law black and white, if not handled correctly the Directors of a company, who have not taken good company insolvency advice, may end up under serious investigation and possibly face an interview under PACE (Police and Criminal Evidence Act).

If you need help - call us. The reality is you are unlikely to incur any costs if you follow our easy step by step advice. Our duty is to protect the creditors, but in doing so we protect you from any wrongdoing.
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