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Cost Effective Liquidation Solutions From £1500

Need to liquidate your company?

  • Stop creditor pressure
  • Place your company into liquidation within 10 days
  • Spread the cost with our short term payment plans
  • Free initial assessment

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Why Choose Us To Liquidate Your Company?

Whether your company is solvent or insolvent, our experts are on hand to help you liquidate your company in the right way.

Supportive process

Many businesses are finding themselves facing financial difficulty – often through no fault of their own. Our experts are on hand to support you every step of the way into liquidation or another solution

Bounce-back loan support

If you’re struggling to repay your bounce-back loan you aren’t alone. Liquidation may be an option you need to consider. Talk to us today to see what your options are.

Spread the cost with our short-term payment plans

We know this can be a challenging time for you financially, to make things easier you can spread the cost of your liquidation with a short-term payment plan.

Trusted experts

We’ve been supporting businesses to liquidate their companies for over 20 years. With Express Liquidation you’re in safe hands.

Free initial assessment

We know it can be difficult to know where to turn when you need to consider liquidation. You can enquire and receive a free expert company health check to see what your options are before you proceed with liquidation.

We're fast

Our streamlined process means your company could be in liquidation in as little as 10 days.

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Frequently asked questions

The shareholders can place the company into liquidation by passing a special resolution at a shareholders’ meeting. A resolution will also need to be passed to nominate someone to act as the liquidator.

After this, a “decision procedure” is held with the creditors of the company. This is where the creditors decide whether to approve the shareholders’ choice of liquidator.

These will be allocated in an order of priority which is as follows – the cost of the liquidation, secured/preferential creditors, and unsecured creditors.

You can start the process of liquidating your company by completing the simple form on our website. After this we’ll contact you to get all the information we need. We’ll need information on your company assets, creditors, and employees.

You can start the process of liquidating your company by completing the simple form on our website. After this we’ll contact you to get all the information we need. We’ll need information on your company assets, creditors, and employees.

Your employees will usually be made redundant. They will be able to claim redundancy pay and other entitlements through the National Insurance Fund. Your liquidator will help with the submission of these claims. If you are able to sell your business they may be able to be transferred to whoever purchases the business.

A solvent liquidation or MVL (members voluntary liquidation) is where a solvent company appoints a liquidator to close down their company.

Closing your company in this way allows your assets to be transferred to you through capital distribution where you may be eligible for Business Asset Disposal Relief which was formerly known as Entrepreneurs’ Tax Relief. Here you are taxed at 10% on all company assets which can save you thousands of pounds.

Net Asset Value is the value of what your company owns minus its liabilities.

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Another option available to you is to strike off your company. Via this route Companies House charges £10 but you will pay income tax on your net assets. If you have net assets over £25K after all liabilities have been settled the tax saved via an MVL will usually mean you receive more cash at the end of the process than you would via a strike off.

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