Revenue Services blog

The Commercial Rent (Coronavirus) Bill – what it means to Landlords
Commercial Rent Arrears Due to the Covid-19 pandemic the Government placed a moratorium on commercial landlords evicting tenants who were unable to pay their rent. This moratorium was put in place until 25th March 2022 Before this date, the Ministry is looking to push...

The Pre-Action protocol for Debt Claims
The pre-action protocol for Debt Claims came into effect in October 2017. Why must I comply? Creditors must now follow this protocol correctly before they can take someone to Court for non-payment of debt/invoices. The protocols aim is to encourage early...

RBLI Centenary Bike Ride – COMPLETED
We are pleased to confirm that the 100 fundraisers/ (gluttons for punishment), have completed their 2 day Centenary cycle ride This includes our very own MD, James Cohen. They cycled from Aylesford in Kent, accross the historic Great War battlefields of France and...

Revenue Services supporting Veterans via the RBLI Centenary bike ride 2019
Revenue Services are delighted that our Managing Director James Cohen will be participating in the RBLI Centenary Bike Ride 2019 This year the RBLI is celebrating 100 years of delivering vital support to vulnerable veterans & people with disabilities. Right now...

Are Enforcements Really As Bad As They Are Painted?
There has been a lot of debate in the press and Parliament recently on the lack of professionalism from Enforcement Agents (Bailiffs). The whole industry has been unfairly labelled as being riddled with “thugs and bullies”. ‘Taking Control’ is a group of Companies...

Commercial Rent Arrears? Our Best Advice for a Company Voluntary Arrangement (CVA)
A Company can pay an outstanding debt at a reduced level, or over a longer period of time, by agreeing to enter into a Company Voluntary Arrangement (CVA). Commercial Landlords must be prepared and know how to deal with financially distressed tenants, as we see the...

Unlawful Occupant Evictions
We receive a great deal of enquiries with regards to unauthorised travellers on private property, and we understand that having unwanted visitors on your land can have serious financial consequences for a business, such as damage, noise and unwanted...

BCVA Commercial Auctions. Our trusted and reliable partner for auctioning seized goods for our Clients.
If it comes down to our Enforcement Agents (EAs) having to removed seized goods, wherever possible, we endeavour to use BCVA Commercial Auctions and have an extremely good working relationship with its Associate Director Sam Ewing. We know that BCVA has over 30...

50 mile walk to raise £50,000 in support of The Light Infantry Association in its 50th year. Completed!
We are so pleased to confirm that the 50 Veterans from the Light Infantry, including our MD James Cohen, who walked 50 miles back in June to raise £50,000 in support of The Light Infantry Association in its 50th year, have been successful. Well over £50,000 was raised...

What is required to become a Certificated Enforcement Agent?
The certification procedure allowing an individual to act as an Enforcement Agent (EA) is undertaken by the County Court. A person applying for an Enforcement Agent Certificate, must provide the following: 2 x references – one to be the applicant’s employer or an...