Expert Scottish insolvency technical support, whenever you need it Insolvency Support Services is pleased to offer our ISS Technical Helpline as a standalone service to insolvency practices, accountancy firms, banks, regulators, and local and national government across the UK. For many years, the helpline has been a valued benefit for our existing clients. Now, organisations […]
Read MoreInsolvency Support Services’ Eileen Maclean, Danielle Kelly and Kim Guthrie (pictured in the first image below, left to right) were delighted to host a drinks reception at The Hoxton Edinburgh on 19 June to celebrate the success of ISS Training’s Joint Insolvency Examination (JIE) 2025 students. Congratulations again to Amjad Hassan, Conor Bowles, Nadia Denholme, Paul […]
Read MoreEveryone at Insolvency Support Services is taking a health and wellbeing week over the summer, so the team here will be enjoying an extra week’s holiday from Monday 13 July to Friday 17 July. The business will be closed for those five days to allow us a week of R&R and as a thank you […]
Read MoreQuery The Scottish liquidation and administration Rules (R7.19 ISRWUR 2018 and R3.108 ISCVAAR 2018) both state that the office holder must send every known creditor a list of claims that have been accepted or rejected: (2) On accepting or rejecting, under paragraph (1), every claim submitted or deemed to have been re-submitted, the liquidator/administrator must, […]
Read MoreIn recent months Scotland’s insolvency profession has come together in remarkable fashion to raise funds for the charity Action on Asbestos that supports our friend and colleague, Craig Morrison. In May 2025, Craig was very sadly diagnosed with mesothelioma, an incurable cancer affecting the lining of the lungs that is almost always linked to asbestos […]
Read MoreOur Upcoming Courses page features all scheduled courses. For an overview of all our courses, visit our Full Training Programme. To search an alphabetical list, see our Training Course Index page. If you would like to run a Bespoke In-House Training course, please contact us. One Hour Series Technical Short: Fraud Update 202625 September, 10:00am – 11:00am All recorded webinars in our One […]
Read MoreInsolvency Support Services is proud to have become a firm member of the Insolvency Practitioners’ Assocation (IPA), the first non-appointment-taking organisation to do so. In addition, each of our team members now has individual IPA membership.
Read MoreWe are delighted to have renewed our ICAEW Partner in Learning status for CII – Certificate in Insolvency (E&W) training for the sixth consecutive year. We continue to offer two popular CII course options: Tutor Supported (next stream starts 17 August) and Self Study (complete online at your own pace). Visit the Exam Training section of […]
Read MoreLast year our client BDO LLP kindly invited us to take part in the UN Global Compact Sustainable Suppliers Training Programme as one of their suppliers. BDO was one of eight leading organisations that participated in the 2025 programme, with each involving many of their suppliers across the world. A modular programme run by UN Global Compact Network UK, […]
Read MoreOur new Upcoming Courses page features all scheduled courses. For an overview of all our courses, visit our Full Training Programme. For an alphabetical list, see our Training Course Index page. If you would like to run a Bespoke In-House Training course, please contact us. One Hour Series Technical Short: TUPE Transfers24 April, 10:00am – 11:00am How To: Write a SIP 16 […]
Read MoreMany congratulations to all the ISS Training students who have passed their Joint Insolvency Examination Board (JIEB) exam. It is a tremendous achievement after a great deal of hard work. Insolvency Support Services director Eileen Maclean commented: “To say that I am thrilled with our 2025 JIE students’ results is an understatement. Almost all our candidates sitting for the […]
Read MoreThe Money Laundering, Terrorist Financing and Transfer of Funds (Information on the Payer) Regulations 2017 (as amended) (the Regulations) set out in detail the statutory role of the Insolvency Practitioner in relation to the UK’s anti-money laundering and terrorist financing (MLTF) regime. Recognising that insolvency is by its very nature high risk, the Regulations impose […]
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