This site provides general information only and does not constitute legal, financial, or professional advice.

Important: This guidance relates to company insolvency in England and Wales.

Practical guidance for company directors under pressure

Structured guidance, plain-English explanations, and an assessment to help you understand what to do next.

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Start the assessment

10 questions. A structured view of urgency, director risk, and what may need attention next.

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Read the guides

Plain-English guides on insolvency, HMRC pressure, directors' duties, liquidation, and rescue options.

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How this site works

  1. 1Read a guide or complete the assessment.
  2. 2Get a clearer view of urgency, options, and the main issues affecting directors.
  3. 3If the situation is urgent, use the contact route to explain what is happening.

When to seek professional advice

  • Your company cannot pay its debts as they fall due.
  • You have received a statutory demand, winding-up petition, or CCJ.
  • HMRC or other creditors are threatening enforcement action.
  • You are unsure whether continuing to trade is appropriate.

A licensed insolvency practitioner can provide confidential, tailored guidance. Get in touch

Need a clearer next step?

Start with the assessment, or get in touch if there is creditor pressure, HMRC action, or a winding-up petition risk.