Retention of Title (“ROT”)
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Retention of Title (“ROT”)
Retention of Title (or Reservation of Title) Retention of Title (or "ROT") is the term used for a clause in a contract which allows a seller to retain ownership of assets ("title") until the buyer has paid in full. It...
Read moreCorporate Insolvency FAQ’s
Corporate Insolvency FAQ's This article answers to the most commonly asked corporate insolvency questions. Below are my top 10 (in no particular order)... 1. How can I tell if my company is insolvent? Your company is considered insolvent if it either cannot pay...
Read moreServices to avoid Administration or Liquidation
Informal Services to Avoid Admin or CVL One important piece of knowledge that I carry with me everyday is always to remember that the last thing that a business owner or company director wants, if in debt, is to place their company into Administration or...
Read moreRe-Use of an Insolvent Company Name
Re-Use of an Insolvent Company Name Directors: Avoiding Personal Liability for Re-use of a 'Prohibited Name' - Some of you may know that quite often, when a Company is placed into an insolvency process, a sale of the business and...
Read moreChapter 11 In Bankruptcy?
Chapter 11 Bankruptcy - US LAW Chapter 11 Bankruptcy is the process used in America to restructure a Company which is in debt. “Chapter 11” is the section within the American Banking Code which specifies how to deal with debt....
Read moreBusiness Recovery NOT Closure
Business Recovery - Not Closure As a Licensed Insolvency Practitioner, I believe that many people assume that the job of an Insolvency Practitioner is simply to close down insolvent companies that are facing company debt, through a Liquidation or Administration...
Read moreDirector’s Duties & Responsibilities
Director's Duties & Responsibilities - Bridge Newland Company Directors have a number of duties and responsibilities, these responsibilities can be onerous at the best of times but become more burdensome when the Company is considered insolvent. Therefore, whilst this article...
Read moreBankruptcy & Insolvency Explained
Bankruptcy & Insolvency Explained Due to a rise in Bankruptcy & Company Insolvency being reported ( Midlands especially ), this article seeks to further explain how to test whether your clients (or you) are insolvent, and once known, to achieve business recovery...
Read moreHMRC’s Stance to Unpaid Taxes
H.M. Revenue & Custom's Treatment of Unpaid Taxes - Bridge Newland Now you may have already been involved in negotiating repayment plans with HMRC and you may also have a good knowledge of how HMRC chases in their unpaid taxes however, as...
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