Our mission is to provide practical, effective solutions for businesses facing financial distress.
Whether you're dealing with short-term debt, pressure from HMRC, or it's simply time to wind up your company, Parker Walsh will work with you to find the right solution.
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Our advice is always free, confidential, and without obligation. You’ll speak directly with our experienced team - no call centres, no sales scripts.
We're based in the North West but operate nationwide. Everything is handled in-house by licensed professionals, with affordable, transparent fees and no hidden surprises.
Book Your Free Advice CallWe’ve helped businesses across the UK navigate tough times with confidence.
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"Parker Walsh are an excellent firm, blending top notch technical expertise, a brilliant service and super friendly staff. Molly Monks is a leader in her field. I would highly recommend them to anyone considering restructuring or insolvency advice."
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Liquidation - out of hours support
The process of liquidating a company can be daunting and unfamiliar, especially if it’s your first time encountering such a situation. We completely understand the apprehension that comes with it.
Liquidation involves a significant amount of legal jargon and regulations, which can be overwhelming. Directors frequently express concerns about the correct procedures and potential pitfalls. During initial consultations, whether over the phone or in person, directors typically have a myriad of questions. However, it’s not uncommon for additional queries to arise after these initial meetings.
We understand that questions and concerns can emerge outside regular working hours. To support directors during this challenging time, we ensure they have direct contact details with our Insolvency Practitioner.
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Help with Bounce Back Loans
We’re here to help you understand your options around the Bounce Back Loan.
We understand it can be difficult to repay the Bounce Back Loan and you may be unsure of the options available to you.
By using the quick online questionnaire, we will be able to provide you with details of all the options available. A Licenced Insolvency Practitioner is then available to help you with any questions you may have or provide further details. The advice is given free of charge and with no obligation to you.
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Help with understanding insolvency
‘Insolvency’ is a complex issue, and we appreciate that it can be daunting to try and understand it all. That’s why we've provided the quick online quiz – by answering a few questions we will be able to advise whether your company is facing insolvency and what you can do about it.
Our advice is always free and without any obligation to you.
Is my company insolvent?
Liquidation help for small businesses
Are you running a small business and need liquidation advice but are concerned about the time and money involved?
Don’t worry. At Parker Walsh, we will provide you with free easy-to-understand advice and guide you each step of the way. We also provide a clear fixed fee so you have peace of mind that there are no hidden costs.
We have provided an online quiz that is free to use and can provide you with the answers you need.
Help with Liquidation
Insolvent Liquidation
A Creditors Voluntary Liquidation (insolvent Liquidation) can be a way to write off your company’s debts and allow staff to claim redundancy.
Facing insolvency can be a stressful time for a Director and speaking to a Licensed Insolvency Practitioner will help both you and your company. You can find further information here, or contact our office on 0161 546 8143 or info@parkerwalsh.co.uk.
Company Rescue
Although your company may be facing difficulties now, there are options available to you to help bring your company back to profitability and to continue to trade. We have provided details of which options may be suitable, and we are here to help if you want to discuss them.
Solvent Liquidation
A Members Voluntary Liquidation (solvent Liquidation) can be a tax efficient way of distributing past profits to the Shareholders through a fast, efficient and formal procedure. You can find further information here, or you can contact our office on 0161 546 8143 or info@parkerwalsh.co.uk to speak to a Licensed Insolvency Practitioner.
Help relieve pressure from HM Revenue & Customs
At Parker Walsh, we understand that sometimes a company has a tight cashflow, which makes it difficult to maintain VAT/PAYE/Corporation Tax payments and can rapidly lead to incurring substantial arrears.
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Explaining the benefits of a CVA and how it can allow a business to restructure its debts.
Facing redundancy can be a challenging and uncertain time, but it's crucial to be aware of your rights as an employee during this process. Knowing how to make a claim and understanding what you're entitled to can help ease the financial burden. We've put together a comprehensive guide to redundancy and your rights.
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New figures released by HMRC reveal a concerning rise in unpaid corporation tax among the UK’s small businesses, prompting claims that the tax authority has “lost control” of the sector.
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Members Voluntary Liquidation
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Members Voluntary Liquidation
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Members Voluntary Liquidation (MVL)
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Whether you're a business owner facing financial challenges or an individual seeking information about insolvency and liquidation options, we have created a page designed to provide you with clear and concise answers to the most commonly asked questions we receive.
Frequently Asked Questions
BCP Council warns of technical insolvency as SEND costs soar, projecting a £171m shortfall by 2026. Without a long-term funding solution, essential services across the borough could face cuts.
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Royal-favourite maternity brand Seraphine has entered administration after struggling with sales and rising costs. Most staff face redundancy as administrators seek a buyer or prepare to liquidate the company’s assets.
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WeightWatchers’ bankruptcy highlights the growing impact of fat-loss injections—a shift that has also led to the liquidation of another long-established UK provider.
