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Mostly good news again in terms of corporate insolvencies as England and Wales recorded 1,845 closures in June. This marks a 10% decrease from June 2025, and the fourth month out of six so far that has seen a drop from 2025’s figures (2,048). It also represents a decrease from May’s figures (albeit negligible) as […]

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When companies find themselves insolvent, a liquidation is often one of the only options available to them. With liquidations not being cheap, though, how are directors expected to liquidate a company with no money available?   How do I liquidate company with no money? There are options available to you that will effectively close your […]

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As yet another PM enters Number 10, attention turns to how the Whitehall reshuffle will affect UK businesses. After years of struggle, there was some hope among directors that Kier Starmer’s government might have relieved some of the burdens that SMEs face. Two years on, however, and it’s fair to say that hasn’t been the […]

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Thames Water, the UK’s largest private utility company, is due to run out of funds before the end of 2026. The water giant has been attempting to secure a rescue deal for some time but has so far failed to secure anything with the potential to resolve their issues. Now, with a total net debt […]

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In short: A break-even formula will tell you when and how you can expect to recoup the money you invested. At break-even point, you have neither made profit nor suffered a loss. You can lower your break-even point in two ways: either raising prices and lowering costs.   A break-even formula is a useful calculation that […]

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