Welcome to Begbies Traynor Bury St Edmunds. We are a group of licensed insolvency practitioners providing help and guidance to companies and individuals facing financial and operational distress.
Our team at the Bury St Edmunds office have a wealth of experience when it comes to advising sole traders, company directors, and shareholders with all aspects of company and business distress. The team have helped countless businesses across Bury St Edmunds and the wider Suffolk area with a range of issues including cash flow problems, growing debts, and falling trade.
Rest assured there is nothing they haven’t seen before, and no matter how serious you feel your situation is, there is always something we can do. It is always our primary aim to save the business, and we will consider every option possible to make this happen. If you are struggling with HMRC arrears, we can enter into negotiations on your behalf to come to an affordable and sustainable repayment plan; if you are experiencing increasing creditor pressure, we can likewise work to come to a mutually beneficial arrangement through either a formal or informal process.
It is an unfortunate fact that many businesses will experience some form of financial distress at some point. This does not necessarily mean the company is beyond rescue, but it does mean action needs to be taken to give the company the very best chance of effecting a successful turnaround. The sooner advice is sought, the more options will be available to you and your company.
As licensed insolvency practitioners we can consider the full range of formal insolvency processes, from Company Voluntary Arrangements (CVAs) to lessen monthly debt repayments, a full-scale restructuring of the company via company administration, through to bringing the company to a close by placing it into voluntary liquidation. We will leave no stone unturned to help your company solve its current problems and look forward to a brighter future.
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