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From The Insolvency Service
  • This is purely a bankruptcy procedure. Information on procedure and the official receiver's role in applications for annulment of the order.

  • This document contains information related to company investigations and The Insolvency Service.

  • Guidance to help you calculate your average rate of pay so that you can apply for redundancy related payments from the Insolvency Service.

  • A Protective Award is compensation awarded by an employment tribunal because your employer did not consult with you before you were made redundant.

  • General

  • Discharge from bankruptcy, including suspending a bankrupt's period of discharge in cases of non-cooperation

  • Update: 23 February 2018 - Information for employees, sub-contractors, creditors and suppliers of Carillion in liquidation

  • Guidance on dealing with transactions at undervalue and preferences

  • Detailed information about the restrictions on the re-use of company names, when a director can re-use a company name after insolvent liquidation, how to apply for permission to use a prohibited name and how to complain.

  • Collection of monies owed to an insolvent, including the process for engaging contracted agents to undertake the recovery

  • Companies become insolvent for a variety of reasons. What happens next will depend on the individual circumstances involved.

  • Actions to take in the initial stages of a bankruptcy including letters to be sent and enquiries to be undertaken

  • Guidance about the financial assistance available from the Redundancy Payments Service for employers who are unable to pay their employees redundancy pay.

  • A company that enters formal insolvency will in many cases have outstanding debts.

  • Recovering sums due in respect of antecedent recoveries such as excessive pension contributions, misfeasance of directors, voidable dispositions and transactions defrauding creditors

  • Think carefully before you borrow money for your company.

  • An insolvency practitioner is not qualified to act in relation to a company or individual unless there is in force security (a bond).

  • Dealing with a Debt Relief Order (DRO) including application process

  • This guide refers to investigations by the Insolvency Service into companies that have entered into formal insolvency proceedings – which means administration, administrative receivership, voluntary and compulsory liquidatio…

  • If you’re a limited company director and provide services to an ‘end client’ then you will encounter IR35 rules.