Since March 2020, the range and number of issues that have impacted so many businesses, is unprecedented. And now in 2024, there are still a number of ramifications and issues that businesses are dealing with.
These include:
These, combined with the changing consumer market, can all impact significantly on your cash flow and profit margins. At Liquidation Management, we can assist you through this stressful time.
With our full business assessment, we can help you to identify and more critically assess your business capabilities. There maybe ways to restructure your business and take control prior to any further adverse effects impacting your business. We’re not just liquidators and insolvency experts, we’re experts in restructuring and insolvency.
Businesses that are currently struggling for profitability – those with low cash reserves or unstable cash flows – are particularly vulnerable.
At Liquidation Management, we know having accurate financial accounts and developing cashflow forecasts for the future months, can assist with making key management decisions. We can provide financial forecasts to help identify and determine the best path for trading through the upcoming months.
Our specialised insolvency services include the skills to help you to restructure your business during these challenging times. We can make recommendations, based on your information to help you to:
A Business Continuity Plan (BCP) pinpoints the most important parts of your business. It identifies the potential risks to the most critical pieces and prepares you to recover as quick and easily as possible.
Contingency planning is a crucial part of continuity planning – it means having a backup if your original plan no longer works. It’s your plan B. Your BCP shouldn’t be limited to what to do after a natural disaster. It should cover any risks or threats that could disrupt your most important business activities.
Tax relief, small business loans and income assistance is available to people affected by the downturn in business due to Covid. Liquidation Management have a range of ways to help, depending on your circumstances. If your business is unable to pay its taxes (tax debt) on time due to the impact of Covid, IRD will understand. If there is not sufficient recovery in a liquidation, the tax debts are written off similar to debts to other creditors. Talk to us about your situation, and we can advise and assist you with managing your tax problems.