Company Voluntary Arrangement

Companies that are insolvent are bound by regulations under a CVA or Company Voluntary Arrangement. This is very different than an IVA but it still relates in many ways. A CVA allows a company with debt problems to repay a certain percentage but it also often lets them write off a certain percent too so there are positives. A CVA has to be agreed upon by all of the directors of a company as well as the legal administrators. It can also often be the case that the appointed liquidator must get in involved with IVA help before the motion can be passed.

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