Insolvency practitioners in Oxford

Company debt advice for Oxford directors

Oxford's economy is built on its universities and the research spinouts around them, a strong technology and life-sciences cluster, publishing and a large visitor economy. Research and early-stage companies can run out of road quickly when a funding round slips. We help Oxfordshire directors understand their duties as cash tightens and choose the right route, whether that is rescuing a viable business or a controlled closure.

Whatever the pressure on your company, the first step is the same: a free, confidential conversation with a licensed insolvency practitioner who will explain your options in plain English. We help directors acrossOxfordshire decide whether the business can be rescued or should be closed down properly.

Meet a licensed insolvency practitioner in Oxford

Much of what we do is handled quickly by phone, video call and email, so you rarely need to travel. Where you would rather meet in person, we can see you by appointment at our Oxford meeting space, or come to your own premises. You deal with a named practitioner, James Kaye or Nick Morgan, licensed by the the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales (ICAEW), not a call centre.

How we help Oxford companies

Local businesses in technology and life sciences, research and higher education, publishing and tourism come to us at different stages. These are the main routes we advise on.

• Company Voluntary Arrangement (CVA): viable companies held back by historic debt.
• Administration: insolvent companies needing protection from creditors.
• Creditors' Voluntary Liquidation (CVL): insolvent companies the directors decide to close.
• Compulsory Liquidation: companies facing a winding-up petition.
• Members' Voluntary Liquidation (MVL): solvent companies the shareholders want to close.

Not sure which fits your company? Request a callback or call us on 01625 540 744, and we will tell you honestly.