Commercial debt is a type of business debt that arises when an individual or company owes money to another. Commercial debt can be owed by businesses, individuals, and government organizations. […] more»
Over 81, 000 business premises were visited by bailiffs last year over unpaid business rates, an investigation has revealed. more»
It seems only a matter of time before another well-known high street brand announces store closures. So, how can small businesses avoid the same fate? more»
One bad debt or a few bad months could set your business towards a negative spiral of being constantly behind. However, there are things which can be done to help a company prepare for cash flow issues and tackle the problems as they hit the business. more»
Italian restaurant chain Prezzo has announced plans to close 94 restaurants in a bid to repair its finances, the latest high street business forced into a restructuring plan. more»
In light of the recent Carillion insolvency, many suppliers may be wondering what to do if a major customer is liquidated. Here are some key considerations that can help to reduce the impact on your business. more»
When someone owes you money, has breached your contract, poached an employee or perhaps stolen your idea, emotions will be running high. You will want to fight back and get even. Your first through may even be to sue them. But should you? more»
David Walker returns ahead of Halloween to warn Business Advice readers of the risks of doing business with a firm in serious financial trouble, and reveals the signs that could help identify so-called zombie companies. more»
Launched in 2012, the Start Up Loans Company offers loans of up to 25, 000 to small companies at a fixed interest rate of six per cent per annum. more»
UK magistrates are handing sentences to one small company owner every week for business rates debt, according to a new Freedom of Information (FOI) request, as local authorities confirm pursuit of the toughest legal penalties possible. more»
