McAlister | Blog | Business Insolvency (5)

April 25, 2019 by Sandra

Top 5 causes of business insolvency and how to avoid them
With running a business, there is always going to be a certain amount of risk involved. It’s just a fact of life. However, managing these risks requires a... [Read the full blog...]
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April 25, 2019 by Sandra

Insolvency in the supply chain: what are your rights as a subcontractor?
With so much uncertainty, it is essential for you - as a subcontractor - to understand your rights, should your main contractor become insolvent. This... [Read the full blog...]
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March 25, 2019 by Sandra

How accountants can prevent their client's insolvency before it's too late
As an accountant, you hold a certain amount of responsibility for your client’s finances. One of the worst things an organisation can face is business... [Read the full blog...]
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March 19, 2019 by Sandra

How to handle a County Court Judgement
As a business owner, it can be easy to panic if you receive a county court judgement (CCJ) through the post, especially when so much is at risk. But, if... [Read the full blog...]
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June 28, 2018 by Sandra

Antecedent transactions: why preferential payments are a bad idea
No one wants to see their business fail. It can be a very upsetting time for any businessperson. Just as you’re coming to terms with its failure and... [Read the full blog...]
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May 21, 2018 by Sandra

The Different Types of Commercial Tenancies
Very few new businesses can be operated and grown from a spare bedroom. For those that can - great. You’ll be able to keep your overheads nice and low.... [Read the full blog...]
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January 24, 2018 by Sandra

Does the Carillion liquidation threaten other contractors?
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October 2, 2012 by raydale

I can’t pay my business rates: what should I do?
Business rates are a type of tax imposed on properties which are used for commercial purposes such as retail units, warehouses, offices, bars and... [Read the full blog...]
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