Administration Resource Centre

Having an understanding of the various insolvency processes can ensure that you make the right decision. Expand your knowledge on voluntary administration and learn how it differs from liquidation and receivership. These in-depth articles written by industry professionals contain useful information that will help you overcome any financial challenges.

Creditors During Voluntary Administration: Knowing Your Rights

If you’re a creditor, you should be aware of your rights so you can protect your financial interests during a voluntary administration.

Who do Voluntary Administrators Represent During an Administration?

As your business grows or changes, you may decide to make it more efficient with a restructure.

Voluntary Administration: Legal Ramifications for Directors

Voluntary administration is an insolvency process and is initiated to help a company that’s in financial trouble. Generally, the companies that turn to voluntary administration are facing debt issues, such as not being able to pay creditors.

A Creditor’s Guide to Voluntary Administration

Voluntary administration is executed over a series of steps, beginning with the decision to enter into voluntary administration, proceeding with the appointment of an administrator who investigates the status of the organisation, and culminating in creditors meeting to decide future courses of action.

A Guide to Creditor’s Meetings

When push comes to shove and the debts can’t be paid, putting a business into voluntary administration can be a sensible move.

Tax Advice for Small Businesses from Accountants

You’d be hard pressed to find a small business owner that doesn’t start pulling their hair out at the mention of taxes.