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Welcome to Begbies Traynor in Burnley. We are a group of licensed insolvency practitioners helping companies and individuals in financial distress.
Our specialist team, headed up by Ian McCulloch, a licensed insolvency practitioner and director at Begbies Traynor, can offer you the help and guidance you need to get your business back on track. Whether you are struggling under the weight of owing money to suppliers, unable to meet the demands of HMRC, or are suffering from losing a key contract, we can help.
There are a number of business rescue and recovery options out there, and the sooner you seek help, the more avenues will be open to you. We can offer independent advice and guidance, ensuring that you have a thorough understanding of all your options before you make a decision as to how to proceed.
Burnley is one of a number of shared offices locations throughout the North West where you can have a free confidential face to face appointment with Ian and his team. During this initial meeting we will take the time to understand your business, the problems it is currently facing, and look towards a workable solution.
Case Studies
2nd Thoughts Ltd, trading as Ellie Louise and Happit, was sold by our Leeds team after this long established chain fell victim to the retail sector downturn. Moving quickly they secured a buyer three …
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The Company had relationships with some national house builders as well as smaller Companies. They had experienced cash flow issues due to slow paying debtors and this meant that they had fallen beh…
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This London-based large-scale printer was given a cash payment to move from its site by the London Development Agency (LDA), making way for London’s 2012 Olympic Park. After moving, the firm experie…
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The government has extended what is effectively a temporary ban on the use of statutory demands or winding up petitions in the context of commercial property leases where tenants cannot afford to pay their rent due to Covid-19.
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