When a company is dissolved, it ceases to exist as a legal entity. This can happen for a number of reasons and can have serious consequences for the company’s directors, […] more»

It doesnt matter how big or successful a business is, running one well is hard work. Whether you're a startup or big hitter, things can go wrong and sometimes things simply don't work out. more»

The British Business Bank (BBB) will provide a further 100m support package for small businesses and workers affected by the collapse of Carillion. 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»

Following Carillion's collapse this week, HMRC has said it will give advice and guidance to business owners who are worried about their ability to pay their taxes. more»

Owners whove received payment after winding up their firm on or after 6 April 2016, and who continue to be involved in 'similar activities, could be breaking tax rules. more»

New analysis of Companies House data has confirmed the harsh environment entrepreneurs enter into when starting a business, with almost 40, 000 companies failing to pass their first birthday in the last ten years. more»

Insolvency a state in which a company or an individual can no longer pay its debts stands apart from the processes of liquidation, bankruptcy and administration. more»

Almost 4, 000 UK companies ceased trading in the first quarter of 2017, according to a new study, with business insolvencies rising dramatically in a number of sectors. more»

HMRC's pursuit of unpaid business taxes has stepped up a level, as new figures reveal the tax office applied for a record number of court orders to seize company assets in 2016. more»