A Guide to Business Rescue for Accountants

Essential advice for dealing with insolvent clients

Introducing Begbies Traynor
How to spot signs of client distress
Managing director concerns
Advice on HMRC arrears and overdrawn directors’ loans
Dealing with insolvent clients
A look at potential rescue options
Closure options when a company cannot continue
How to close a solvent company
The importance of licensed insolvency advice
How Begbies Traynor can work with accountants

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