At Cheap Liquidation, we provide low-cost, professional liquidation and insolvency services across the United Kingdom.

Cheap Liquidation specialises in affordable company liquidation, bankruptcy support, and director advice.

Cheap Liquidation helps limited companies, sole traders, and company directors who are facing financial difficulty.

The team at Cheap Liquidation delivers fixed-fee packages that reduce the cost of winding up a company.

Our licensed insolvency practitioners at cheapliquidation.org.uk guide every client through each legal step with clarity and care.

Take control of your financial future today, contact our support team for a confidential consultation on your options.

Why Choose Cheap Liquidation?

Cheap Liquidation offers some of the most competitive prices in the UK and delivers fast turnaround times for company liquidations of any size.

Our experienced team provides professional, transparent guidance and creates customised plans for each client, from single-asset sales to full warehouse clearances.

With a personalised approach and a wide range of services, Cheap Liquidation helps businesses close efficiently while protecting directors and creditor.

Cheap Liquidation’s mission is to make company closure simple, legal, and affordable.

We believe that clear advice protects directors, creditors, and employees at every stage of the process.

Our focus remains on cost-effective solutions that maximise returns for creditors while safeguarding directors.

Contact us today to learn more about how we can help.

Our Liquidation Process

Cheap Liquidation explains every stage of company liquidation in plain language.

Cheap Liquidation describes liquidation as a legal procedure where a licensed liquidator finalises the affairs of a limited company and distributes assets to creditors.

Cheap Liquidation confirms that, when the process is complete, the company is removed from the Companies House register and ceases to exist.

Our team at Cheap Liquidation handles both Creditors’ Voluntary Liquidation (CVL), where shareholders choose to close the business, and Compulsory Liquidation (CL), which creditors initiate through the courts.

Licensed insolvency practitioners at Cheap Liquidation realise company assets, investigate financial positions, and distribute proceeds to creditors while ensuring full compliance with UK insolvency law.
Cheap Liquidation specialists guide directors from start to finish and explain that the process can take from a few months to around two years depending on complexity.

Cheap Liquidation Services

Cheap Liquidation helps with liquidation services in the UK such as CVL’s, MVL’s and Compulsory Liquidation.

• Creditors’ Voluntary Liquidation (CVL) – Cheap Liquidation carries out CVL for insolvent companies in need of a structured exit.
• Members’ Voluntary Liquidation (MVL) – Cheap Liquidation provides MVL for solvent company closures when owners wish to retire or restructure.
• Compulsory Liquidation (CL) – Cheap Liquidation assists when creditors petition the court to wind up a company.

We offer free initial consultations so directors can explore all available options.

Our advisors explain how UK bankruptcy law affects directors, shareholders, and personal guarantees.

The team manages the sale of company assets through auctions, fixed-price sales, or wholesale liquidation to recover maximum value.

We handle redundancy claims, creditor notifications, and Companies House filings from start to finish.

What Are the Costs of Liquidating a Company?

At Cheap Liquidation, our costs for voluntary liquidation typically ranges between £2,000 and £6,000 plus VAT.

The cost of compulsory liquidation usually falls between £2,500 and £10,000 plus VAT.

Company dissolution is the most cost-effective option, with fees ranging from £50 to £100 plus VAT.

The total cost of liquidation depends on the size, complexity, and financial position of the company.

Liquidation includes insolvency practitioner fees, taxes, legal charges, and accounting costs.

Liquidation requires winding up a company’s business, selling its assets, and paying creditors and shareholders.

The licensed insolvency practitioner’s fee remains the largest single cost in most cases.

Companies may also incur tax liabilities on assets sold during liquidation.

Legal and accounting costs increase when a company’s affairs are more complex.

A large number of creditors, unpaid employees, or outstanding taxes raises overall costs because the practitioner must manage more claims and negotiations.

To help keep expenses low, Cheap Liquidation recommends a low-cost, fixed-fee liquidation service delivered by a licensed insolvency practitioner.

Cheap Liquidation warns directors to avoid unlicensed insolvency “experts” who advertise cheap services without proper qualifications.

Where is Cheap Liquidation Located?

Cheap Liquidation is based at Liquidation Suite, Aus Bore House, 19-25 Manchester Road, Wilmslow, SK9 1BQ, United Kingdom.

From this Cheshire office, our licensed insolvency practitioners support company directors, business owners, and individuals seeking affordable liquidation services across England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland.

How can I Contact Cheap Liquidation?

You can contact Cheap Liquidation by:

• Phone: 0333 567 1686
• Email: [email protected] (general enquiries) or [email protected] (career opportunities)
• Website: cheapliquidation.org.uk
• Mail: Liquidation Suite, Aus Bore House, 19-25 Manchester Road, Wilmslow, SK9 1BQ, United Kingdom

Has Cheap Liquidation Won Any Awards?

Cheap Liquidation has appeared on the Top 10 Insolvency Firms list at topinsolvencyfirms.co.uk for its affordable, fixed-fee liquidation services and professional guidance.

This recognition highlights Cheap Liquidation’s reputation as a trusted provider of low-cost company liquidation across the United Kingdom.

Low-Cost Liquidation for Creditors

Low-cost liquidation can help a company that cannot pay its debts and faces pressure from creditors.

This option is cost-efficient and suits businesses with limited resources that cannot afford more expensive procedures.

Funding may come from company loans, shareholder capital, or the recovery of directors’ loan accounts.

Low-cost fixed-fee services are available, but directors should avoid unlicensed insolvency practitioners who advertise cheap solutions without proper qualifications.

Professional advice from a licensed insolvency practitioner is essential to understand all costs and risks and to secure the best outcome for both the business and its creditors.

Closing a Company with No Assets or Funds

A company with no assets or cash can still be closed, but the process follows specific legal rules.

If there is no money to pay an insolvency practitioner, directors can apply for voluntary dissolution and strike the company off the Companies House register.
Voluntary dissolution is the cheapest option, but creditors must be notified because they can apply to have the company reinstated.

Another option is a low-cost, fixed-fee liquidation, often referred to as an ‘I can’t afford a liquidation’ process, designed for insolvent companies with minimal assets.

This procedure allows the company to be dissolved and removed from Companies House once all outstanding debts, including redundancy payments, are settled and the necessary clearance certificates are obtained.

Directors can also appoint a licensed insolvency practitioner on a one-time fixed fee to manage the entire process, realise any assets, and distribute funds to creditors.

Choosing the right method depends on the company’s debts, creditor position, and need for formal insolvency protection.

Lower-Cost, Fixed-Fee Liquidation

A fixed-fee liquidation provides a cost-effective way to close an insolvent company and meet all legal requirements.

A licensed insolvency practitioner manages the post-appointment process, raises funds for creditors, reviews directors’ conduct, and reconciles company bank accounts.

Our low-cost service is typically around 25% cheaper than standard CVL fees and can be arranged entirely online with a clear, upfront quote.

The fixed fee covers the liquidator’s costs and allows any director loan accounts to be recovered for the benefit of creditors and shareholders.

This streamlined approach enables companies to close quickly while maximising returns to creditors and protecting directors from personal liability.

Frequently Asked Questions About Liquidation

Can I Close My Company with a Bounce Back Loan?

Yes. A company with an outstanding Bounce Back Loan can be closed through a formal insolvency process such as a Creditors’ Voluntary Liquidation (CVL).

This procedure legally closes the company and writes off its debts, including the Bounce Back Loan, as long as directors have not misused the funds.

What Happens to Personal Guarantees If I Close My Company?

Personal guarantees are not automatically written off when a company is liquidated.
Directors remain personally liable for any debts covered by a guarantee, even after the business closes.
Seek advice from a licensed insolvency practitioner to understand your obligations and protect your position under UK insolvency law.

Can I Liquidate a Company with HMRC Debts?

Yes. A company that owes HMRC (for example VAT, PAYE, or Corporation Tax) can be liquidated through a Creditors’ Voluntary Liquidation (CVL).

Directors have a legal duty to act in the best interests of creditors and should seek professional insolvency advice before starting the process.

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