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If you have a company with debt problems or cash flow issues, we can help you deal with them. With a Creditors’ Voluntary Liquidation (CVL), you can deal with the situation once and for all.

If you want to close down your solvent company – perhaps because you are retiring or taking on a PAYE-role – we can also help you. A Members’ Voluntary Liquidation (MVL) is HMRC-approved and a very tax-effective way to close a company and extract the money from it.

Looking to close your solvent company?

If you are, we can help you liquidate your limited company in the most tax-effective way ~ using a Members’ Voluntary Liquidation (MVL).

Clarke Bell are Licensed Insolvency Practitioners

Our (ICAEW regulated) firm was established in 1994. You can feel assured that you will benefit from our experience and expertise.

We are also a very friendly team.

We are also a very friendly team

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Winner of four Insolvency Awards for our Liquidation Service...

Insolvency Practitioner Award
Award Insolvency Practitioners
Award - Members' Voluntary Liquidations
Insolvency Practitioners Award

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