NTF Corporate Solutions Ltd

Did you know…. NTF Corporate Solutions Ltd has 2 insolvency practitioners James Kaye & Nick Morgan. They are also the owners. We do things properly here. No dodgy marketing offering liquidations for £1500 No offshore call centres trawling through data. We have a network of trusted partners that refer us work because we do things right and we pay well for the work they do. #accountants #commercialfinance #corporateinsolvency #CVL #CVA #MVL #accounting #insolvency

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We have been instructed by WOOD Restaurant Group to assist with the closure of their Manchester restaurant.

Struggling with Business Debts? You’re Not Alone. As a director, managing business debts can be incredibly challenging and stressful. If you’re finding it difficult to keep up with payments, facing pressure from creditors, or simply unsure of your next steps, it’s crucial to seek professional advice. NTF Corporate Solutions offers expert guidance and support tailored to your unique situation. With years of experience in helping businesses navigate financial difficulties, we can provide the clarity and solutions you need to move forward. Whether it’s through restructuring, negotiating with creditors, or exploring other viable options, NTF Corporate is here to help you regain control and ensure the best possible outcome for your business. Don’t wait until it’s too late. Reach out to NTF Corporate Solutions today for a free, confidential consultation. #BusinessDebt #FinancialAdvice #BusinessRescue #NTFCorporate #InsolvencySupport

🔍 Exploring the Benefits of a Members’ Voluntary Liquidation (MVL) with NTF Corporate Solutions 🔍 Are you considering closing your solvent company and looking for the most efficient way to distribute its assets? A Members’ Voluntary Liquidation (MVL) might be the perfect solution for you. Here’s why partnering with NTF Corporate Solutions can make this process seamless and beneficial: Tax Efficiency: One of the primary advantages of an MVL is the potential for significant tax savings. When a company is closed through an MVL, the retained profits distributed to shareholders are treated as capital payments rather than income. This means they are subject to capital gains tax, which is often lower than income tax. Business Asset Disposal Relief: In certain circumstances, business owners can benefit from Business Asset Disposal Relief (formerly known as Entrepreneurs’ Relief). This allows you to pay just 10% tax on all gains on qualifying assets, providing substantial savings. Professional Guidance: The process of an MVL can be complex, but with NTF Corporate Solutions, you have access to highly experienced and licensed Insolvency Practitioners. Our team will guide you through every step, ensuring compliance and maximising the benefits for you. Cost-Effective Asset Distribution: An MVL is a cost-effective way to extract assets from your business once its purpose has been fulfilled. This method ensures that the assets are realised and distributed efficiently to the shareholders. Tailored Solutions: At NTF Corporate Solutions, we understand that every business is unique. We offer tailored solutions to meet your specific needs, ensuring that the MVL process aligns perfectly with your business goals. If you’re ready to explore how an MVL can benefit your business, contact us today to speak with one of our experts. Let us help you navigate this process smoothly and efficiently. #BusinessSolutions #MVL #CorporateFinance #TaxEfficiency #NTFCorporateSolutions #BusinessAssetDisposalRelief #InsolvencyPractitioners

Benefits of a Creditors’ Voluntary Liquidation (CVL) for Your Business 1. Control Over the Process Director’s Choice: Unlike compulsory liquidation, directors can choose when to enter liquidation and appoint their preferred liquidator. Proactive Approach: Directors can take a proactive stance in managing the company’s insolvency, ensuring a smoother transition. 2. Debt Relief Write Off Unsecured Debts: All unsecured debts are written off at the end of the CVL, providing a fresh start for directors and shareholders. Stop Creditor Pressure: Entering a CVL halts creditor pressure and legal actions, allowing directors to focus on winding up the company efficiently. 3. Legal and Financial Benefits Redundancy Claims: Directors and staff may be eligible to claim redundancy pay, offering financial relief during the transition. Reduced Liability: By opting for a CVL, directors can minimize the risk of wrongful trading allegations and personal liability. 4. Efficient Closure Orderly Process: A CVL ensures the business is closed down in an orderly manner, complying with all statutory regulations and insolvency laws. Transparency: The process involves creditors, ensuring transparency and fairness in the distribution of assets. 5. Future Opportunities Fresh Start: Directors can move on to new ventures without the burden of past debts, fostering new business opportunities. A CVL can be a strategic decision for businesses facing insolvency, offering a structured and controlled approach to winding up operations while protecting the interests of directors, creditors, and employees.

Very productive day having discussions with #accountants all over the North West. If you are an accountant that comes across distressed directors then please reach out to talk about how we can help you. It only takes 5 minutes and it could be financially advantageous to you. We will make sure your clients are looked after and we update you every step of the way I also got to listen to Greater Manchester Good Employment Charter which was very interesting and worth looking into if you haven’t heard about them already.

Took my son to Tattu Restaurants in Manchester at the weekend. No chicken goujons here, he ate a full caramel soy beef fillet to himself 🙈 On another note. If you are coming across directors struggling with debts, NTF Corporate Solutions Ltd will pay you well for the work you do on the case. You can then buy your 7 year old a fillet steak 🥩 Drop me an email Ryan@ntfgroup.co.uk

‼️🚨If you have historic debts that are preventing an otherwise viable business from moving forward a Company Voluntary Arrangement (CVA) may be the route forward. A CVA is a formal insolvency process by which a company can come to an arrangement to pay old debt, whilst continuing to trade, and so allow the company to survive. A CVA allows the directors retain control over the company and interest on the debt is frozen. 🚨‼️ Get in touch to see how we can help Ryan@ntfgroup.co.uk