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For our final blog of the year, we’re offering some tips for how businesses could take control next year and get the boost they need.

With the financial forecasts not looking good, we explore what could happen as we approach the cold season.

Following the sad news that the Wasps Rugby Club has gone into Administration, you don’t have to look very deep to realise that this isn’t just an isolated incident. We explore the problems in Premiership Rugby.

We often get asked what a business owner can do to try to protect themselves from needing the help of an insolvency practitioner. Here are some simple tips.

We've summarised the support that the government is giving businesses to help with the energy crisis.

While the concerns about the energy price hike on the domestic market has been well reported, the potential issues for small businesses seem relatively unknown. We explore the impact of the crisis on the SME market.

The government has recently announced a relaunch of the Recovery Loan Scheme, but is this really as good as it sounds? We break down what it’s offering and how useful it actually might be.

The sentencing of errant bankrupts is far from common, but in the last month there have been two such cases, demonstrating the power of the Insolvency Act 1986.

The Public Accounts Committee have issued a report saying that the BEIS has left an “open goal” for unscrupulous fraudsters through its policy and implementation of the various loan schemes and furlough payments.

New research suggests that more than 6,000 businesses are at an increased risk of insolvency, which could affect the jobs of almost half a million people.

A recently published White Paper has reviewed the government’s position on reforming Companies House. But what’s changing and will it make a difference?

The Government has announced a new loan programme where businesses can apply for a loan of between £100,000 and £2million.