Is your company insolvent?

Step 1.) Does the company owe any of the following?

Please use the sliders or type in the estimated figures

Trade Creditors (Suppliers)

Rent Rates

Staff (Wages)

Redundancy Costs (if known)

If employees are in service for more than 2 years, they will be entitled to redundancy. Don't worry if you don't know the figure

Bank Overdraft / Loan (Unsecured)

An unsecured debt means the lender does not have a registered charge over the company or any security of its debt.

Corporation Tax

PAYE

VAT

Other

Your total Liabilities add up to:

Please provide an estimate of any assets in the Company

Stock

Debtors

Motor Vehicles

Fixture & Fittings

Plant & Machinery

Property (Freehold, only include equity)

Cash in Bank

Other

Your total Assets add up to:

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Results

Based on the information you have provided, your company appears to be solvent. You may still be experiencing difficult trading times or alternatively you may require advice in relation to closing a solvent company. Call us on Tel: 0800 612 7593 for free confidential advice.

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WARNING YOUR COMPANY IS INSOLVENT!

Based on the information you have provided, it appears that you are insolvent we urge you to contact us as soon as possible to discuss your options.
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Your total liabilities (estimated)

Your total assets (estimated)

Difference (Estimated):

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