Insolvency practitioners are duty bound by law to act in your creditors' best interests.
BCIA take a different approach; our specialist advice and mediation allows us to consider all parties and motives involved, creating solutions that will work for everyone.

The first objective when you can see trouble ahead is to get the right insolvency advice, as delays will only worsen the problem.
Our guidance will help you plan for the future, manage any potential losses, and counter creditor pressure and bailiff action.

There are several different types of liquidation, such as voluntary liquidation, compulsory liquidation (resulting from court winding up orders), or even a Members Voluntary Liquidation.
We offer compassionate guidance throughout all types of liquidation.

The main goal in administration is to prevent the dilution of the company's assets, but this is not always the best action.
There are alternatives to administration, such as pre-pack administration, and we can help you assess your options.

A type of administration where an agreement has been reached to sell company assets prior to the formal instruction of a licensed insolvency practitioner.
BCIA can mediate and control negotiations of this process to your benefit.

At the heart of what we do best is business recovery and turnaround.
Every client's circumstances are different, and BCIA helps reduce the casualties in these situations, guiding you through these difficult times by using our expert knowledge.

If you fall behind with tax and VAT payments, HMRC may start to apply pressure, initially with letters and reminders, and then with visits.
BCIA are able to delay and halt these enforcement procedures by communicating with HMRC on your behalf to find a solution.

We engage with creditors from the beginning to relieve pressure and stop further action, explaining to our clients the circumstances to repair lost credibility from broken promises and missed payments.
Once informed, creditors will often work with us and support the proposed recovery process.

As a director and an officer of your company, there are strict rules regarding your fiduciary responsibilities.
We look at your situation with an expert view, and advise directors on how to justify and account for their actions, preparing them for a potential battle with an insolvency practitioner.

We know that many of our clients waste much time trying to find the correct funding or finance package.
At BCIA, we are able to quickly establish which lender will fund your business, streamlining the process by putting you in communication with the right people at the right time.

You may have been advised to pay contributions into an Employer Financed Retirement Benefit Scheme (EFRBS) or Employee Benefit Trusts (EBTs), or are involved in DOTAS or non-DOTAS (disclosure of tax avoidance schemes). Such schemes are now under investigation with HMRC who are taking a hard line with such cases.
If you are being investigated for tax avoidance, we can guide you through a minefield of conflicting advice.

BCIA represent several private high net worth individuals and corporate investors who do not see sufficient returns from banks as interest rates are so low. Instead, we assist such investors in providing investment and loans to SMEs in return for equity within those businesses. Call now to see if your business is applicable for this type of investment and funding.