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Tag Archives: Debt recovery
Navigating tough economic times: the crucial role of credit control and clear terms and conditions
In the ever-evolving world of business, particularly for SMEs, economic uncertainties pose substantial challenges. To help you steer your business through these trying times, our Hampshire commercial solicitors explore the importance of strengthening your credit control and establishing properly drafted, enforceable terms and conditions. Why Credit Control Matters 1. Sustaining Financial Stability: Mot businesses need a steady cash flow. During economic uncertainties, timely payments from clients are even more vital. Effective credit control practices can keep your financial foundation strong and resilient. 2. Risk Management: In business, risks are inevitable. Proper credit control mitigates the risk of bad debt by assessing potential clients and setting credit limits. This approach not only safeguards your finances but also equips you with the knowledge to make informed decisions. 3. Strengthening Client Relations: Surprisingly, solid credit control can improve client relationships. Clear communication about … Continue reading
More pain for struggling businesses and headaches for directors – easing of restrictions for company creditors
With the ending of the furlough scheme in September 2021, following the easing off of government support since July, it is a sad fact that many businesses will be facing the harsh reality that they are unable to continue to trade in their current form. To compound matters for struggling companies, the protection against winding up petitions has now largely ended. Whilst this may be good news for creditors owed large sums of money from their corporate debtors, there are still some increased protections in place. Under new temporary measures introduced on 1 October 2021, until 31 March 2022, a creditor still cannot present a winding up petition against a company if either of the following apply: However, even if your company is not saved by one of the above criteria, creditors must seek proposals for payment from the debtor … Continue reading
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Tagged Business, COVID-19, Debt recovery, Insolvency
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