Early warning signs of financial distress require swift action. Parker Walsh offers expert, affordable insolvency advice, free initial consultations, and tailored strategies to help stabilise or close struggling businesses responsibly.

Company directors must follow statutory and non-statutory duties, including record-keeping, transparency, and acting in good faith. These obligations protect shareholders, creditors, and the company, ensuring responsible management and accountability under UK law.

Company directors risk disqualification for unfit conduct, such as failing legal duties or mismanaging finances. Understanding obligations, seeking legal advice, and acting responsibly help protect both personal standing and company interests.

Feeling overwhelmed as a company director? You're not alone. Our latest article shares real stories of directors who found support, solutions, and peace of mind.

Explaining the benefits of a CVA and how it can allow a business to restructure its debts.

Facing redundancy can be a challenging and uncertain time, but it's crucial to be aware of your rights as an employee during this process. Knowing how to make a claim and understanding what you're entitled to can help ease the financial burden. We've put together a comprehensive guide to redundancy and your rights.

New figures released by HMRC reveal a concerning rise in unpaid corporation tax among the UK’s small businesses, prompting claims that the tax authority has “lost control” of the sector.

If you can't afford an insolvency practitioner, try voluntary strike-off, negotiating with creditors, or debt charities. However, an Insolvency Practitioner is ultimately valuable.

A First Gazette Notice for compulsory strike off is a public notice from Companies House that the company will be dissolved unless overdue filings are made or valid objections are raised within two months.