Free tools for company directors
Every tool here gives an instant answer on screen, with no email gate and nothing to buy. They are designed to help a worried director understand their position in a couple of minutes: whether the company is legally insolvent, how long the cash will last, what a winding-up petition timeline really looks like, and what you might personally be owed or liable for. The figures are indicative and based on published UK rules from the Insolvency Service, HMRC and Companies House, not a substitute for advice from a Licensed Insolvency Practitioner. Where a tool flags a serious risk, it will tell you plainly, and you can ask for a free confidential call. We would rather you understood your options than rushed into the wrong one.
Where do I stand?
Dealing with creditors and HMRC
Closing or rescuing the company
Your personal position
Need a document, not a calculator? See our free templates and letters for directors: a board resolution, an HMRC Time to Pay proposal, a creditor holding letter, a CVL checklist and a winding-up petition response.
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While you wait, the guides linked above cover most situations, and the earlier you read up, the more options you usually have.
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