A Company Voluntary Arrangement is a formal arrangement between your business and your creditors to pay your debts over a fixed period, it makes your financial situation more manageable and allows you to continue trading as a business

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A Company Voluntary Arrangement is a formal
arrangement between your business and your
creditors to pay your debts over a fixed period, it
makes your financial situation more manageable
and allows you to continue trading as a business
Can Relieve Pressure From HM Revenue &
Customs for unpaid VAT & Tax
Can Prevent Winding Up Petition
Can Quickly Improve Cash Flow & Give Your
Business A New Start
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Company Voluntary Arrangements ﴾CVA’s﴿
What Is A Company Voluntary Arrangement (CVA)?
A CVA is a Formal & Legally Binding arrangement between a company and its creditors to pay
debts over a fixed period of time, and is considered a more formal way of managing the debts
of a business, and as a solution carries a number of benefits.
Directors maintain control of the company, and it is designed to be a solution for a company
that is viable and has the potential to perform well, but is struggling to do so due to cash-flow
demands and the demands placed on it by creditors, it protects against this by providing a legal
“buffer” against creditor pressure.
Some of the benefits of Company Voluntary Arrangements Are As Follows:
Fully Confidential, There Is No Declaration To Be Made That You Are In A CVA
Rapid Improvements To Cash Flow
STOP HMRC & VAT Tax Pressures!
Can Prevent A Winding Up Petition
The Existing Directors Usually Remain In Control Of The Business
Allows For More Organised & Structured Management Of Debts With Creditors
Stress Reduction Due To Intervention By An Expert Third Party (Us)
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Company Voluntary Arrangements In Practice
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Help You, Fill Out Our Quick Online Form OR Call 0845 463 3328 For A Confidential, No
Obligation Consultation About Your Business & How We Might Be Able To Help You.
Company Voluntary Arrangements In Practice
CVA’s can help a business in the practical sense in many different ways, the primary ways are
by managing outgoings and liabilities of a business for a period of time, in order to avoid any
financial ‘bottlenecks’ & better aid a business to continue trading through the period of the
CVA.
It can also help with tax liabilities and other issues, however for a CVA it is important that the
business does have some regular income, because it wouldn’t make sense to try to rescue the
business in this particular way unless the business is making money.
Also, if a business ends up struggling at any point, it is possible for that business to make use of
other insolvency solutions, such as liquidation and administration.
What Kinds Of Business Situations Are Unsuitable For A CVA?
If a business doesn’t have a regular turnover, if there is not a regular or substantial income of
the business then a CVA is unlikely to be the best solution to a financial problem.
Voluntary arrangements are for businesses and individuals that are interested in continuing
their affairs and orders of business, & don’t wish to close down.
These arrangements are backed by the government and considered to be legally binding, this
means that any people undertaking this kind of financial arrangement will be required to be
absolutely transparent regarding their business accounts, the insolvency practitioner is tasked
with making life easier for the client business, but it is a requirement that the business is as
honest and as open as possible.
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