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Limited companies and limited liability partnerships must produce a balance sheet as part of their annual accounts.

Procedure when the National Clearance Hub has a query about an import or export entry.

Helping employers in Northern Ireland provide work experience for school leavers aged 16-17 years old (and under 22 and 24 years old for those with extended eligibility).

Liquidity, solvency, efficiency and profitability ratio analysis can be used to assess business performance.

Even before seeking finance, you need to be clear in your own mind about why you need it, and how much.

What loans are, their advantages and disadvantages, and how to know when they are suitable for your business' needs.

Liabilities, assets, debtors and intangibles can all give you a picture of a business' financial health.

Sources of short- and long-term bank finance for businesses, including overdrafts, bridging finance and mortgages.

Fixed and current assets and liabilities are important contents of a balance sheet.

Potential lenders for a business bank loan and how to secure a loan and get the best deal.

The balance sheet portrays a business' performance over the financial year or accounting period.

Bank finance options available for businesses, their advantages and disadvantages, and sources of advice.

Use simple balance sheet comparisons to assess business performance internally and against competitors.

During bankruptcy there is a non-payment rule to creditors, with a few exceptions including student loans.

Bankruptcy can affect your business, including taxes, registrations and employees.

How to find the right bank for your business and information on specialist and private banks.

How bankruptcy affects your income, including income payment orders and income payment agreements.

If you are a home owner, bankruptcy can affect your home and it is a possibility that your home will have to be sold.