Welcome to Begbies Traynor Group in Stratford Upon Avon. We are a team of highly experienced licensed insolvency practitioners and business turnaround experts ready to support you and your business.
We offer a range of services to help companies in financial distress deal with looming insolvency, and to support company directors in liquidating their businesses in adherence with UK insolvency laws.
Creditors’ Voluntary Liquidation, or CVL, is a formal procedure that protects the interests of creditors and helps you avoid accusations of wrongful trading. Our specialist team can assess whether or not liquidation is your best option, and advise on the procedure itself.
Voluntary insolvent liquidation results in closure for your company, but if rescue is impossible it allows you to meet your legal obligations to creditors. You may also be able to claim director redundancy under certain conditions.
Business rescue options can include additional finance, and we have numerous connections with alternative financiers around the country. If you have arrears with HMRC, their Time to Pay scheme may also be appropriate.
Some businesses experience temporary financial problems and benefit from a formal restructure of their debts. Our team can negotiate with creditors on your behalf, and propose an affordable monthly repayment amount within a Company Voluntary Arrangement (CVA).
Begbies Traynor is the leading insolvency practice in the UK, and we are ideally placed to advise directors who are struggling with the adverse effects of the coronavirus pandemic. Our team will ensure you receive reliable guidance on dealing with poor cash flow, and operational difficulties caused by the pandemic.
Our Stratford Upon Avon office is easily accessed from the town centre and we have other offices in Worcester and Bromsgrove. We also offer video and telephone consultations to all company directors.
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