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If your employer is 'insolvent' this means it cannot pay its debts - your rights if this happens, claiming money owed to you, where to get advice
How your local council can help if you're struggling to pay Council Tax - and what action they can take to get any money you owe from you
Alternatives to bankruptcy and the different types of agreements you can make with your creditors.
Guidance for insolvency practitioners to help their clients restructure their company’s finances using a debt restructuring scheme or plan.
This series brings together all documents relating to monthly spend over £500 in the Department for International Development.
This page provides links to guidance produced by, or relating to, the Insolvency Service
This briefing explains what individuals and businesses should do if they cannot pay what they owe to HMRC.
A company that enters formal insolvency will in many cases have outstanding debts.
Get information on bankruptcy, redundancy, paying off your debts, company insolvency and misconduct of trading companies and partnerships.
Northern Region Judge J Murray and Member Ms S Latham sitting on 25 January 2021
Find out about assessments, interest charges and penalties for incorrect returns and late payments and how to appeal.
If a limited company owes you money, you can use Form SD1 (a ‘statutory demand’) to demand payment within 21 days.
Form SD3: Statutory demand under Section 268(1)(a) of the Insolvency Act 1986. Debt payable at future date.
Your rights when bailiffs visit your home - entering your home, debts, complaining about private bailiffs, court bailiffs, civilian enforcement officers, certificated enforcement agents. Includes information from the withdrawn EX345 guidance.
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