With you every stop of the way
Businesses that employ a company secretary are required to comply with the stringent regulations imposed on them by the Companies Act.
This includes finalising and submitting the relevant documents in accordance with specific dates and deadlines.
Cox Costello & Horne can prepare and file statutory returns on your behalf, and will also prepare any minutes and resolutions, helping to ensure that you are given peace of mind that your financial affairs are in order.
In addition, we can carry out company searches efficiently and effectively, and form companies to suit your specific requirements.
Business start-ups and Planning
You want to start a business because you are an entrepreneur with a great idea and the vision to realise it.
We are here to help you do just that.
Focus on what you do best – building your business – while we provide all the necessary background support.
Here are just a few of the ways we can help you get started:
Corporate Finance
Whether yours is a new or a mature business, ensuring that you have the necessary finance is essential for achieving your objectives.
Indeed, one of the most common causes of business failure is badly structured or inadequate financing.
We can help you:
Our expertise and contacts will help you open doors that may otherwise have remained closed.
Corporate Recovery
Business failures can often be prevented if action is taken by a business owner at the correct time.
Bad debts, reduced demand and excessive borrowing can all hinder a business and contribute to its failure.
If your business is showing signs of difficulty, then it is advisable to seek expert help. Timely advice and support may help to save a business in financial trouble and could help you to pull the company away from liquidation or receivership.
Cox Costello & Horne can help you to identify the cause of your business’s problems and can recommend measures to help improve cashflow and profitability.
In specific cases, we may be able to arrange a corporate or individual voluntary arrangement, which may help your business get back on the road to success.
Insights and latest news
Chancellor extends furlough scheme until end of April 2021
Businesses affected by the coronavirus (COVID-19) can make use of the CJRS until the end of April 2021, with the government continuing to pay 80% of employees' salaries for hours not worked until the end of April.
Preparing for the end of the Brexit transition period
It is now less than a month until the Brexit transitional period comes to an end. Although the UK officially left the European Union (EU) on 31 January 2020, it has since been in the 11-month transition period