Is Liquidation Right for Your Company?

Your Privacy Is Guaranteed 

Your information will only be used to respond to your enquiry. It is never shared, and you are under no obligation to proceed. 

Contact us today - 0800 1804 934

Start here to get your personalised liquidation quote

Placed into Liquidation in 8 Days
Direct Contact with Licensed Experts
Free, Confidential, No-Pressure Advice
We Handle Creditors for You

Step 1 of 5
How many people are currently working in the business?
Is your company still trading?

Testimonials

Our clients praise our professionalism, reliability, and the exceptional support we provide during challenging times, helping thousands of company directors through insolvency, liquidation, and business debt solutions.

If your limited company can’t pay its debts, a Creditors’ Voluntary Liquidation (CVL) may be the legal, fast and safe way to close your business and stop creditor pressure. 

What Is Voluntary Liquidation (CVL)? 

A Creditors’ Voluntary Liquidation (CVL) is a formal insolvency procedure for companies that can’t afford to pay their debts. It allows directors to close the company in a legal and controlled way. The process is led by a licensed Insolvency Practitioner and protects directors from escalating legal or creditor pressure.  

Who Can Set Up a CVL? 

Only a licensed Insolvency Practitioner can carry out a CVL. At Anderson Brookes, your case is handled by experienced and regulated professionals. You will never be passed to third parties or unqualified advisors. 

Why Choose Liquidation? 

You may be considering a CVL if: 

  • The company is under pressure from creditors or HMRC 
  • You want to close legally and protect yourself 
  • There are debts the company can’t afford to pay 
  • You want to take control before the situation worsens 

Liquidation protects your position, ends creditor action, and gives you a clean break. 

Can I Include My Bounce Back Loan? 

Yes. Bounce Back Loans are treated as unsecured debts and are included in the liquidation process. If the loan was used correctly, directors are not personally liable. We’ll explain exactly how it works.  

How Do I Pay for the Liquidation? 

We will help you explore all options, which may include: 

  • Sale of company assets 
  • Director redundancy payments (many directors qualify) 
  • Flexible payment arrangements where available 

In many cases, directors avoid paying out of pocket. 

Take the First Step Today 

📞 Call us on 0800 1804 934 or email advice@andersonbrookes.co.uk or check our liquidation checking tool!  
 
We’ll get back to you quickly and in confidence. No sales pressure, just professional guidance.