For companies facing a downturn or deterioration in business performance, our experts with in-depth knowledge and extensive experience in business turnarounds can help them survive in a tough economic environment, restore financial soundness, and re-grow their businesses. We provide total support in a variety of areas, including the preparation of business turnaround plans, stakeholder coordination, plan implementation, monitoring, and, if necessary, business restructuring, organizational and personnel reforms.
Support Services
| Rehabilitation Plan Formulation Support |
- Assist in the development of management strategies.
- Assist in the formulation of rehabilitation schemes.
- Assist in the development of a funding schedule and repayment schedule.
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| Monitoring the implementation of the business revitalization plan |
- Support for reporting to financial institutions, etc. on the progress of the rehabilitation plan after the transition to the rehabilitation plan execution phase.
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Business Innovation Support Organization
Ohwa & Co. was certified as an “Organization to Support Business Innovation, etc.” in November 2012. By engaging our certified organization for support, SMEs can benefit from the following advantages in terms of cost burden, financing, and taxation.
| cost-bearing |
The government will subsidize 2/3 of the total amount of up to 3 million yen for the expert fees to be borne by the company for support in formulating a revitalization plan and monitoring. In addition, guarantee fees from credit guarantee associations may be reduced or exempted. |
| fundraising |
For small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) that are taking on the challenge of starting up a new business or diversifying or transforming their business, Japan Finance Corporation (JFC) will provide low-interest loans to the SMEs if an approved support organization is involved in supporting the planning and implementation of the business. |
| taxation business |
Under the 2013 tax reform, small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) engaged in certain businesses are allowed to take a special depreciation of 30% of their capital investment in order to improve their management, provided that they receive guidance and advice from an approved support organization. |
For more information, please visit the website of the Small and Medium Enterprise Agency.
