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IPs act for everyone in an insolvency process, which means that they can appear to be answerable to no-one. However there are ways of making

Last month, a survey from the Confederation of British Industry (CBI) confirmed that the level of business optimism reached its highest point for 22 years

Commercial landlords in England and Wales will lose the ancient right of distress against tenants to recover rent arrears from 6 April 2014. Under the

A solvent company that has ceased to trade can be closed in one of two ways; striking-off or Members’ Voluntary Liquidation. Striking off is a

Business Minister Jenny Willott explains why she believes the proposals to change the way insolvency practitioner fees are charged are necessary. A good insolvency regime

Interest rates could stay below 3% even after full economic recovery, according to David Miles of the Bank of England’s Monetary Policy Committee. According to

Ex-Bridge Business Recovery partner James Bradney and the firm’s former accountant Michael Worrall sentenced to prison terms. A Kent Police spokesman confirmed that both the

The number of Small Businesses worried about the threat of economic conditions has halved. 21% of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) rate the current economic

Chief Economist at the British Chambers of Commerce, David Kern comments on these revised GDP figures: GDP grew by 0.7% in Q4 2013 – unrevised from