Liquidity Crisis

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Liquidity Crisis

Are you struggling with a liquidity crisis? Have your suppliers taken, or are threatening to take legal action? The tax authorities seized the bank accounts and thus paralyze the activities of your SME?

These events are some of the many symptoms that indicate that your SME is in financial difficulty.

A consultation with our experts will help you see more clearly. After an objective analysis, a frank and honest discussion, we will be able to recommend a solution to the difficulties facing your business.

The impacts of these solutions on your own financial situation and that of your family will also be analyzed in depth. These solutions could potentially be either a debt restructuring proposal or a bankruptcy.

Liquidity Crisis : The Solutions

The debt restructuring proposal

The debt restructuring proposal provides protection from bankruptcy and insolvency law by allowing an SME in difficulty to reorganize free from lawsuits and collection measures from its creditors.

It is very common that during this meeting negotiations are held between the creditors and the representative of the company to modify the terms of the proposal and thus reach a consensus. Our expert will guide you through this process.

Notice of intent

Sometimes the company may not be able to quickly determine what the terms of the proposal might be for creditors. Some important elements to be further analyzed.

However, recourse to the protection of the law may be urgent in order to preserve the operational capacities of the company. In this case, the filing of a notice of intention may be required. This filing will grant 30 days of protection under which the company will have to file a debt restructuring proposal or ask the court for additional time to file the proposal.

Bankruptcy

If after analyzing the business’s financial situation there is no option to continue operating, business bankruptcy could be considered as the ultimate solution.

You will be able to discuss with our expert the advantages and disadvantages for you, your employees and the creditors. The impacts on your personal financial situation and that of your family will also be examined in depth.

You will be told about closing your business, taking charge of conservation measures and the steps leading to the liquidation of your business assets. They will be carried out by an authorized insolvency union holding all the accreditations necessary to perform these tasks.

SMEs in difficulty, the importance of an advisor

In order to more easily manage the growth of your SME, the help of an advisor is very important. With its experience, our experts will be responsible for diagnosing and analyzing the situation of your SME.

By carrying out this analysis, they will be able to know the issues while proposing the appropriate solutions. The advice given will be adjusted according to the actors within your SME. These are employees, managers, shareholders and other collaborators. Thus, our experts will be able to help during:

a concordatory proposal;
the filing of the notice of intention;
the bankruptcy of the SME in difficulty if need be;
debt consolidation.

The Labelle-Maquis team is qualified and experienced to answer your questions. And, it can help you choose the process that makes the most sense in your situation. Do not hesitate to contact us with any questions or maintenance requests. We would be delighted to discuss the health of your business with you.