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The insolvency practitioner has an obligation to ensure that cases are properly managed at all times. This includes contingency planning.
Memorandum of understanding between Jobcentre Plus, R3 and the Insolvency Service to support workers of companies facing closure.
Memorandum of understanding for the purposes of achieving consistency in the authorisation and regulation of insolvency practitioners.
Memorandum of understanding about the provision of a complaints gateway
Oversight regulation and monitoring of the bodies that authorise and regulate insolvency practitioners.
The Redundancy Payments Service is recalculating relevant redundancy-related claims made in relation to insolvent companies and businesses.
The Adjudicators office
Information for insolvency practitioners
Full guidance on how to wind up your own partnership or a partnership that owes you money.
A comprehensive guide to insolvency, focusing on concepts and definitions used in statistics published by the Insolvency Service.
Voluntary liquidations
Matrimonial homes, IPOs and other assets
Release and vacation of office
The Redundancy Payments Service may write to you to confirm you submitted a claim for payments.
Guidance for insolvency practitioners and suppliers of “essential services” on the provisions contained within the Insolvency Act 1986
How the Department for Education (DfE) and Insolvency Service will work together.
Thomas Cook Group plc and certain subsidiaries (in Compulsory Liquidation) (the Companies) Creditor Information Sheet as at 3 January 2024
The Insolvency Service is required to assess the impact of any regulatory activity or changes to current activity by the Recognised Professional Bodies which qualify as impacting on business.
A comprehensive guide to insolvency service enforcement outcomes, focusing on concepts and definitions used in statistics published by the Insolvency Service
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