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Company Debt Experts provides specialist support for UK directors facing company debt, cash flow problems, creditor pressure, or HMRC arrears. We offer clear, confidential support on all major business debt solutions, helping you understand your options and choose the safest path forward — whether that’s restructuring the company or closing it in a compliant way.

Debt Restructuring Support & Business Recovery Support

We help directors explore ways to reduce monthly outgoings, renegotiate payment terms, and improve cash flow without taking on additional borrowing. The aim is to give the business breathing space while protecting directors from the risks of insolvent trading

If your company is struggling with cash flow, mounting debt, or creditor pressure, debt restructuring can help you reduce monthly outgoings and stabilise the business.

We assist directors with:

  • renegotiating payment terms

  • spreading repayments

  • improving cash flow

  • reducing the risk of wrongful trading

  • avoiding the need for further borrowing

This is often the first and safest step before considering insolvency procedures.

Company Voluntary Arrangement (CVA) Guidance

A CVA allows a company to restructure its debts and continue trading. Directors stay in control while unaffordable debts can be reduced or written off over time. We explain how CVAs work and help you understand if this option may be suitable for your business.

A CVA is a formal company rescue procedure that lets directors restructure unaffordable debts while continuing to trade.

We help you understand:

  • how a CVA works

  • whether your company qualifies

  • how monthly payments can be reduced

  • how remaining debts can be written off at the end

  • how directors remain in control of the business

A CVA is often the best way to avoid liquidation and protect the company’s future.

Creditors’ Voluntary Liquidation (CVL) Support

If the company cannot continue trading, a CVL offers a safe and compliant way to close the company. We explain what a CVL means for directors, creditors, and employees, and help you understand your responsibilities and protections in the process.

If the company cannot continue trading, a CVL offers a safe, compliant way to close the business and protect directors from the risks of insolvent trading.

We explain:

  • what happens in a CVL

  • how directors are protected

  • how creditor debts are handled

  • what employees can claim (redundancy, wages, holiday pay)

  • how to avoid compulsory liquidation or a winding-up petition

A CVL is often the most responsible route when a company is no longer viable.

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