Every year, numerous companies are affected by insolvency. In most cases, multiple causes are responsible for this. These include errors or sources of loss in both internal and external operations, negligence, lack of capital, and personal culpability. The first part of this book provides insights into the reasons why companies become insolvent.

The main part of the book focuses on practical measures to avoid insolvency. It addresses areas such as strategy, financing, pricing calculation, and aspects of international business operations. These aspects include the tax and customs implications of crossing borders, contract creation, Incoterms, payment security, and ensuring successful international supplier management.

This book contains straightforward measures for avoiding insolvency that can be easily implemented in practice. Additionally, the theoretical explanations provide a compact foundational knowledge of this subject.