Begbies Traynor Group

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
A Guide to Business Rescue for Accountants

Other guides that you may be interested in:

Company Director Guide
Finance
Company Director Guide

Expert advice in our FREE Business Rescue Guide?

Free Guide Download

Business Rescue for Solicitors and Legal Professionals
Business Restructuring & Turnaround
Business Rescue for Solicitors and Legal Professionals

Expert advice for dealing with commercial clients

Free Guide Download

Contact Begbies Traynor Group

Reason for Contact
protected by reCAPTCHA Badge reCAPTCHA
News Coverage and Expertise

Our Media Centre

Read our latest news, expert opinion pieces and articles covering the the professional and financial sector.

Sign Up  - Receive Our Insights View Media Centre
Hopkinsdavid330x59596px
News
BTG Advisory boosts team with appointment of David Hopkins as partner
BTG Advisory, a division of Begbies Traynor Group, has strengthened its senior team with the appointment of experienced restructuring professional David Hopkins as a partner.
Read More
Haulage-company.jpg
Case Studies
Haulage company in financial difficulty
The business was a group of haulage companies with an annual turnover of approximately £20 million and with approximately 150 employees. The core business was time critical delivery of weekly and monthly periodicals.
Read More
Events
2023 – The covid financing hangover
This webinar has been planned and delivered in conjunction with one or more of our valued third-party partners. All such webinars are subject to our quality control procedures to ensure relevant learning objectives are set and met, alongside any product demonstration. A member of the 20:20 Innovation team will be joining the presentation, ensuring a lively and relevant dialogue.
Read More
company-liquidation.jpg
Articles
What happens when a company goes into liquidation?
Liquidation is a process that closes a company down and removes it from Companies House; here we explain the processes for solvent and insolvent liquidation
Read More