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What is a Company Administration?
When a company is insolvent and facing serious threats from creditors it may enter into administration. Licensed insolvency practitioners are appointed by either the company, the directors, or a third party, or by a direct application to the court. During this process, the company is protected from creditor action.
Facts About Company Administration
Administration is a process available to insolvent companies to provide protection from its creditors.
It involves a licensed insolvency practitioner (IP) being appointed to take control of the company and look into its financial situation.
Administration provides the IP with breathing space to formulate a plan outlining how to restructure or sell the company and its assets.
Protection from creditors is particularly useful and necessary in a situation where a company is being proactively or aggressively pursued for debt repayment.
A common reason for a company to enter administration is if creditors are threatening, or have issued a winding-up petition.
Once placed into administration, under paragraph 3 (1) of Schedule B1 of the Insolvency Act 1986, the administrator of a company must carry out their duties.
Process of Administration
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Take Advice regarding your Companies position and Appoint an Administrator. National Debt Advice can help point you in the right direction.
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Once your Administrator is appointed, they will become responsible for the company and notify your creditors of their appointment.
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Finally, they will assess the company, implement a strategy which could include the continuation of trading, and conclude by reporting the outcome of the Administration.
Other Business Debt Solutions to Consider:
A CVL is short for Company Voluntary Liquidation
CVA is short for Company Voluntary Arrangement
A legal process for businesses struggling with debt.
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