

There are many companies that go through this procedure with Bridgestones each year, and although the thought of it and having to put those thoughts into action is a very difficult decision, we are able to guide you through the process explaining the full impact of what happens and where you can build for the future.
There are occasions when the best thing to do is to close the Company down and liquidate it, to stop pressure from trade creditors and HM Revenue & Customs. This could be for one of a variety of reasons such as:-
Liquidation may be the final end for the Company you are currently running, but it does not impact on you personally as it is the Company that is liable for the debts and not you as a director, with the exception of any personal guarantees that you may have given.
Our extensive knowledge of the procedure enables us to advise you and answer any questions you may have, prior to you making the decision that liquidation is the correct course of action.
The procedure for liquidation is as follows:-
Your Company’s liquidation is only one of many that takes place with Bridgestones every week, each year. Although you may feel that you are on your own at the moment, we are here to help and guide you, and the best decision you can make for the Company is asking for that help.

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