Planning a business closure

A closure plan needs to connect customer work, people, premises, records and the assets that can become available for sale. Start by defining the scope and the decisions still needed. Then give each workstream an owner and a clear way to report changed facts.

These guides provide practical planning records. They do not determine the legal closure route, certify solvency or replace advice on employment, property or tax.

Scope, decisions and dates

Costs, questions and coordination

Changes, responsibility and advice

Spending, handover and completion

For the disposal workstream, UK Auction Group can discuss the asset scope and its business constraints.

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