FAQ

We offer a full range of services for small to medium businesses up to $25 million in annual revenue. We ensure our services are affordable for every client and we are clear with our clients what the cost is up front. We stand behind the name after being in business for over 15 years. Our services range from debt restructuring, operations, cash flow analysis, contract and creditor negotiations, wind up’s and business sales.

We have been providing successful business advisory and debt restructuring for over 15 years and we stand behind our name. We offer referrals and access to our previous clients, all of who have experienced the CTG opportunity and grown to be profitable and successful.

Call us to book your free, no-obligation, corporate assessment interview and begin taking control of your company’s financial situation. The sooner we get started, the easier and faster we can have your situation resolved.

“Debt Restructuring” is one of the best solutions for resolving your corporate financial problems in the event that you can’t pay all of your bills. We work for the business owners, not the creditors, by negotiating the “best possible deal” for our clients. Plus, once initiated, we work to try and stop those harassing phone calls from your creditors while your situation is being resolved. It is possible to arrange for protection from creditors during this process.

Almost all debts. The challenge will be in finding creditors we don’t work with.

Bankruptcy should be considered only as a last resort, after you have exhausted all means to keep your business afloat and pay all your creditors or restructure your company debts.

Although declaring bankruptcy can feel like a failure, it can also provide relief and a strategic exit from the business.

When you’re business is in bankruptcy, no unsecured creditor can initiate any collection action against the company. However, your secured creditors can repossess any property or collateral they hold as security against a loan, such as equipment, inventory, accounts receivables etc.

When your company goes bankrupt it is very important to understand the implications, the process the business will need to follow and how directors’ liabilities and any personal liabilities through personal guarantees may affect you.