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- Are Your Employee Costs Too High?
- Can a supplier reclaim their stock if it hasn't yet been paid for?
- I’m a company director but I want to be employed
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- Help! Running my company is ruining my marriage
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- I am concerned that my company cannot get any more credit
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- Businesses Required to Comply With ESOS Regulations by December 2015
- Actions against directors: assignment of claims to a third party
- What happens when a director is owed money by their own struggling company?
- Understanding ‘Trading Out’ when struggling with company cash flow
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- Company Legislation - The Register of People with Significant Control
- Can I take money out of my business if it is struggling financially?
- When should I contact an insolvency practitioner?
- Understanding Bad Debts and Bad Debt Provision for UK companies
- The changes to director conduct reports that you need to know about
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- 10 Advantages of running your business as a limited company rather than a sole trader
- Top tips for company directors when negotiating with creditors
- What is a Zombie Company and can it begin trading again?
- Business Rates Revaluation 2017 - Is your company affected by the new draft figures?
- Manufacturing: help for companies threatened by insolvency
- Dissolving a company: What you need to know
- A checklist for when you are closing down your company
- What are my responsibilities when making staff redundant?
- What is the difference between secured and unsecured creditors?
- 7 steps for businesses looking to recover late payments
- Advice for directors of UK companies struggling due to the Brexit referendum
- Directors and shareholders – what are the differences?
- Shareholder agreements and company insolvency – what you need to know
- Advice for contractors and subcontractors at Sellafield facing financial distress
- Understanding director conflicts of interest and company law
- Aberdeen Rates Crisis - Support for North-East businesses following rateable value hikes
- "My Business Partner is Having a Baby - What does this mean for our company?"
- What is ‘hiving’ when used as part of a Company Voluntary Arrangement (CVA)?
- The Complete Guide for Company Directors on Business Rescue and Closure
- IR35 – Understanding the implications for Company Directors
- Understanding TUPE for employees when a company enters administration
- What is a Scheme of Arrangement?
- Can a director be made bankrupt if their business fails?
- Directors in Distress Guide
- How do I know if a supplier or customer is experiencing financial difficulty or is insolvent
- Do business assets belong to me personally or my company?
- Understanding Secured and Unsecured Business Loans
- What are corporation tax late filing penalties?
- What are the different ways of closing a business?
- How can your company guard against bad debts and potential insolvency?
- My company can’t get any more credit – What can I do?
- What options are available when a contractor is withholding payment?
- What questions does the Official Receiver ask a director in compulsory liquidation?
- Free insolvency advice for directors in the Transport and Logistics sector
- How can I recover debts owed to my business from a customer?
- What is misfeasance by a company director?
- Understanding Employee Benefit Trusts (EBT) including the 2019 loan charge
- What happens to a limited company when joint directors have 50/50 shares but get divorced?
- What happens when HMRC want to visit my business?
- What are fixed and floating charges?
- How to close a limited company
- How to get out of a commercial lease early
- Obtaining company finance – is business credit based on personal credit?
- Who is the Official Receiver and what is their role in a liquidation process?
- TUPE (Transfer of Undertakings) – A Guide for Company Directors and Employers
- Director disputes – when one wants to liquidate and one doesn’t – what next?
- Five key challenges facing businesses in 2018
- A director’s guide to corporation tax relief
- Understanding unlawful dividends for company directors
- What are excessive termination fees on cancelling a factoring agreement?
- Advice for Financial Directors when company accounts suggest potential insolvency
- How can I turnaround my limited company when cash flow is poor?
- My company is insolvent – what happens to my staff?
- What are the consequences of company insolvency for a director?
- How to restore a company to the Companies House register
- What does it mean when assets are liquidated?
- Advice For Directors Of Seasonal Businesses
- Understanding Retention of Title including insolvency, ownership and claims
- Company strike off has been suspended – what now?
- Business Lease Advice: Relief from Forfeiture
- Top Tips for Mitigating Supply Chain Risk and Avoiding Bad Debts
- How to Close Down Your Company for £8
- How can my company obtain a Stay of Execution?
- Are you using personal money or credit cards to pay off company debts?
- How can a forensic accountant help with divorce and matrimonial issues?
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- If I resign as a director of a limited company, am I still liable for business debts?
- Can I resign as a director but keep my shares in the company?
- How do I resign as company director and remove myself from company records?
- When is it the right time to walk away from your self-employed business?
- What happens if a CVA is rejected or fails?
- How company directors and business owners can reduce workplace stress
- My biggest customer has gone bust – what now?
- How are UK business industries performing with Brexit looming?
- A major supplier has entered liquidation – what does this mean for my business?
- A company which owes me money has gone into liquidation – what can I do?
- How long do I need to keep my business records?
- What is the difference between a preferential and non-preferential creditor?
- What is a limited liability company?
- Why retailers are increasingly turning to CVAs
- Advice for insolvent print and publishing companies facing financial distress
- Balance sheet test and cash flow test for a UK company
- Fines for Employing Illegal Immigrants – A guide for Company Directors
- What can I do if the weather is affecting my business?
- What happens if you can no longer afford to continue with a CVA?
- Business Debt Advice for company directors and sole traders
- Preference shares vs ordinary shares – What is the difference?
- A statutory demand has been served on me personally – is this allowed?
- Should I put my business property lease in my personal or company name?
- Submitting a DS01 form – What you need to know
- What is a first Gazette notice for compulsory strike off?
- My business is struggling - should I trade through Christmas?
- What is a bad business debt and how can I avoid them?
- What is a management buy-out and how is it funded?
- What is the role of the HMRC Fraud Investigations Service (FIS)?
- How to close an insolvent retail business
- My business is struggling with commercial rent arrears
- Business losing customers: How to improve your client retention
- Advice for unregulated finance brokers facing financial penalties
- What are the rights of a qualifying chargeholder?
- What does business liquidity mean?
- What is a contingent liability?
- Business creditor disputes and how to handle them
- I’m putting my own money into a struggling company – is this unwise?
- Under pressure from suppliers – what are the options for my business?
- I’ve lost key staff and now my business is struggling
- What is a revolving credit facility for a UK company?
- What is the CVA shareholders rule?
- MVL vs Company Dissolution – what’s the best way to close a solvent company?
- What will happen to Workers’ Rights after January 31st 2020 Brexit date?
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- IVA guidance and advice for people in debt
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- Financial Services and Markets Act 2000 Definition & Overview
- Financial Services Act 1986 Definition & Overview
- Companies Act 2006 Definition & Overview
- Financial Services Act 2012
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- Preference Insolvency Act – Why an insolvent company can be investigated for paying preferred credit
- The Football Creditors Rule – What is it and what does it mean for all creditors?
- Why company directors facing insolvency must be wary of transactions at an undervalue
- Administrator powers have been extended
- Can you keep a company name after liquidation?
- How does the process work of banks appointing their own insolvency practitioner?
- Considering company strike off over liquidation? Have you considered your right to redundancy?
- New insolvency rules – what do the April 2017 changes mean for UK businesses?
- My company is facing an Employments Tribunal Action – what now?
- Can I reuse a company name after liquidation?
- Understanding SRA and law firm insolvencies
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- I cannot pay the business bank loan
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- New Laws Protect Furloughed Employees from Reduced Redundancy Payments
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- The Business Distress Index Q2 2020
- Manufacturers Call for Furlough Scheme Extension to Prevent ‘Jobs Bloodbath’
- Nearly a Third of Companies Planning for Redundancies
- Unsustainable Debts ‘Putting 780,000 SMEs At Risk’
- Economic Rebound ‘Slower than Expected’ in May
- Bounce Back Loan Approvals for Small Firms Top 1 Million
- Summer Statement 2020: The key points affecting businesses and individuals
- Companies to be Offered £1,000 to Hire Young People
- Big Companies Confirm Thousands of Job Cuts as COVID Crisis Bites
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- Survival Hanging in the Balance for Many Businesses, Says CBI
- Trafford Centre Owner Intu ‘likely’ to Enter Administration
- Go Outdoors Bought Back from Administration by JD Sports in Pre-pack Deal
- UK’s Manufacturing Output Suffers Worst Downturn on Record
- Third of Furloughed Employees ‘Being Asked to Work by Their Bosses’
- Government Hoping to Keep the Peace Between Landlords and Cash-strapped Companies
- Companies Put Investment and Hiring Plans on Hold as Economic Pessimism Persists
- Reverse Charge VAT Plans for Construction Services Pushed Back by 5 Months
- Crisis Debts Could be Viewed Like Student Loans, Business Institute Suggests
- Banks Fear Half of Bounce Back Loans Might Never Be Repaid
- Fashion Retailer Monsoon Accessorize ‘On the Brink of Administration’
- New Laws Set to Overhaul UK’s Insolvency and Business Restructuring Framework
- Reopening Retailers ‘Could Face Fight for Survival’
- 3 in 4 Manufacturers Report Cashflow Difficulties
- More Than a Fifth of Employers Planning Redundancies
- Chamber of Commerce: Businesses ‘Ready to Restart’ But Need Support
- Furlough Job Retention Scheme Extended to End of October
- The Age of Business Distress
- Over 70% of High Street Law Firms Face Possible Closure
- Furlough Scheme ‘Needs Extending to Protect Jobs’
- High Street Tenants Granted Temporary Safeguards Against Rent Demands
- Race Against Time to Get Help to Distressed Firms, Says CBI
- Coronavirus: Small Firms Still Struggling to Access Emergency Cash
- Coronavirus: Report Highlights Worst Affected Sectors
- Chancellor Sunak ‘Planning to Overhaul Business Interruption Loan Scheme’
- Coronavirus: 44% of Companies Expect to Furlough Majority of Workforces
- 1 in 5 Small Businesses Could Soon Run Out of Cash
- What is the Coronavirus VAT deferment?
- Insolvency and Rescue Rules Changed to Offer Businesses Breathing Space
- COVID-19 support from High Street Banks for business customers
- Home Buyers told Not to Move During Coronavirus Crisis
- Ministers Consider Moratorium on Winding Up Petitions
- Public Sector told to Keep Paying Construction Sector Suppliers
- Over 500,000 UK Companies in Financial Distress, Says Begbies Traynor
- Carphone Warehouse to Close 531 Stores, Laura Ashley Heads for Administration
- Airline and Holiday Companies Forced into Drastic Action in Response to Coronavirus Outbreak
- Shopping Centre Owner Intu Properties Hit by Cashflow Crisis
- Bank of England Slashes Interest Rates, Promises New Loan Programme for Companies
- Budget 2020: What today’s budget announcement means for business owners and individuals
- Coronavirus Concerns Send Business Confidence Tumbling
- Passengers Stranded as Flybe Heads into Administration
- Flybe ‘Close to Collapse and in Need of Government Rescue’
- BrightHouse on the Brink of Administration, Reports Suggest
- Coronavirus is Gravest Threat to Global Economy Since Financial Crisis, Says OECD
- Construction Firms Need to Get Better at Managing Risk, Says CBI
- Chancellor Told He Needs to Raise Taxes or Abandon Promises
- ‘Managing Cashflows’ Cited as Top Reason for Borrowing Among Small Firms
- Companies Told to Outline Financial Risks of Coronavirus
- Laura Ashley Facing Cash Crisis After Sales Slide
- Company Administration Rates Up Almost 5% Last Year
- Changes to HMRC’s Off-Payroll Plans ‘Little Comfort to Worried Contractors’
- Corporation Tax Hike ‘Needed to Save the High Street’
- Post-Brexit Trade with Europe Will Not Be Frictionless, Gove Warns Businesses
- Car Production Down 14% to Lowest Levels Since 2010
- Record Number of Companies in ‘Significant Financial Distress’
- Handmade Burger Co Heads into Administration
- Beales Department Stores Calls in Administrators
- Industries Warn of Potential Downsides to Hard Brexit
- Business Rates Relief for Empty Units ‘Costing Taxpayers £1bn a Year’
- 1 in 5 British Companies ‘Under Financial Stress’
- Beales Department Stores Facing Threat of Administration
- Retailers Suffered Worst Year on Record in 2019, Says BRC
- Liberty Steel to Cut Hundreds of Jobs Citing “Challenging Market Conditions”
- Construction Supplier SIG Issues Profit Warning After December Downturn
- Figures Show Rise in Estate Agents Heading into Insolvency
- Hotel Insolvency Levels Jump to Five-Year High
- Companies Worried About Post-Brexit Skills Shortages
- Retailers Report Fall in Sales for November
- Economy Growing at Slowest Pace in Years, Flash Survey Indicates
- SMEs Waiting Twice as Long for Late Invoice Payments
- Shoppers Urged to Back Local Firms on ‘Small Business Saturday’
- Businesses Call for “Real Action” to Improve Road and Rail Networks
- Small Firms Welcome Labour Promise to End Late Payments Crisis
- Party Leaders Make Their Pitches to Business Bosses Ahead of General Election
- Retail Sales Figures Show Weakest Growth Since April 2018
- £50 Million Tax Blunder Blamed for Collapse of Rangers FC
- Rescue Deal Poised to Save Thousands of Jobs at British Steel
- Mothercare to Appoint Administrators to UK Retail Chain
- Treasury Committee Urges Overhaul of ‘Broken Business Rates System’
- Mothercare Brings in Advisors to Look at Restructuring Options
- Owner of Hairdressing Chains Supercuts and Regis Enters Administration
- Retail Sector Job Losses Total 85,000 in 12 Months
- Companies in ‘Significant Financial Distress’ Total Rises Near Half a Million
- Bonmarche Administration Puts 2,900 Jobs at Risk
- Former Thomas Cook Boss Says Sorry for His Role in Company’s Collapse
- UK Economy Shrank in August but Recession Set to be Avoided
- Links of London Jewellery Chain Heads into Administration
- Hays Travel Agrees Deal to Buy 555 Thomas Cook Stores
- PizzaExpress in Talks with Advisers as Financial Pressures Mount
- Surveys Point to ‘Worrying Drop Off in UK Economic Activity’
- Accounting Watchdog to Investigate Thomas Cook’s Auditors
- Company Behind ‘Boris Buses’ Heads into Administration
- Thomas Cook Entered into Compulsory Liquidation
- Slow Uptake of Automation ‘Means UK Companies are Falling Behind’
- Restaurant Insolvencies ‘Up By Close to a Quarter’
- Footfall Down Sharply Among High Street Retailers
- Manufacturing Sector ‘Locked in a Nosedive’
- UK Potentially Heading for Recession after Service Sector Slowdown
- The Spending Review 2019 – An overview of the key announcements
- Bolton Wanderers Facing Potential Liquidation
- Optimism Among Service Sector Businesses ‘Down Sharply’
- End to Free Movement Would Hit Small Firms Hard, Says FSB
- Companies to be Automatically Enrolled on Customs System as Part of No Deal Brexit Planning
- Companies ‘Seriously Underprepared’ for No Deal Brexit
- Major Retailers Call on Chancellor to Overhaul Business Rates System
- UK Economy Shrinks 0.2%, Shows Weakest Performance Since 2012
- Retailers Report Lowest July Sales Growth on Record
- Company Insolvency Rates in England and Wales Highest in 5 Years
- Sports Direct Reveals Huge Tax Bill and Deems House of Fraser Problems ‘Terminal’
- Small Firms Call on New PM to Update “Regressive” Business Rates System
- Pub Businesses Closing at a Rate of 40 per Month
- Recession Likely if No Deal Brexit Happens, Says OBR
- British Airways Facing £183m Fine Over Data Breaches
- What are the Conservative leadership candidates promising businesses?
- William Hill Planning to Close 700 Shops and Shed up to 4,500 Jobs
- Builders Blame Brexit Crisis for ‘Worst Month in Over a Decade’
- Manufacturing Sector Suffers Worst Month Since February 2013
- Concerns of Financial Distress Rising Sharply in Northern Ireland
- Bonmarche Looks Again at Rescue Offer as Tough Trading Takes a Toll
- Big Firms to Face Fines for Late Payments to SME Suppliers
- Bathstore Facing Administration Amid Cashflow Crisis
- Bank Holiday Switch to Cost Calendar Company £200,000
- Sports Direct Brings Legal Challenge to Debenhams’ CVA Deal
- Major Landlord Refusing to Back Arcadia Group’s CVA Rescue Plan
- UK Economy Slumps in April Following Sharp Decline in Car Production
- Business Rates are ‘Biggest Financial Challenge’ Facing Retailers
- UK’s Car Manufacturing Output Down by 44.5% in April
- Optimism and Profits Down Across UK Service Sector
- Jamie Oliver’s Restaurant Business Falls into Administration
- Thomas Cook Reports £1.46bn Half-year Losses
- British Steel Seeking £75m Loan to Avoid Collapse
- Business Rates Reforms ‘Can’t Happen Soon Enough’, Says CBI President
- KPMG Hit with £4m Fine for Failings Linked to Co-op Bank Audit
- At Least 8% of UK Companies ‘Displaying Zombie-like Symptoms’
- Government Recommends ‘Insolvency Levy’ on Passenger Flights
- Four Seasons Health Care’s Holding Companies Head into Administration
- Big Firms Named and Shamed as Late Payers of Supplier Invoices
- HMRC Spending on Private Debt Collectors Up Fourfold Since 2014
- Close to Half a Million UK Companies in ‘Significant Financial Distress’
- Company Administrations Up to Highest Level in 5 Years
- Sainsbury’s, Asda Merger Plan Blocked by Regulators
- Debenhams Could Close 20 Stores as Part of CVA Plan
- Cost Pressures Forcing Hundreds of Pubs Out of Business
- HMRC ‘Being too Aggressive’ in Efforts to See Indebted Companies Closed Down
- High Streets Saw Sharpest Net Closure Rates on Record in 2018
- Debenhams Enters Administration After Rejecting Last-minute Rescue Bid
- Small Firms ‘Lack Resources to Prepare for No Deal Brexit’
- Bolton Wanderers Given Two Weeks to Settle Debts and Avoid Winding Up Order
- ‘Business As Usual’ for Interserve after Pre-pack Administration Deal
- Bonmarche Warns of Larger Than Expected Losses
- 9 in 10 Companies ‘Prefer Extension of Article 50 to No Deal Brexit’
- Spring Statement 2019: A Round Up for Small Businesses
- Chancellor Pledges to Tackle “Scourge of Late Payments”
- LK Bennett Fashion Chain Heads into Administration
- Get Ready for a ‘No Deal’ Brexit, HMRC Urges UK Businesses
- Optimism Falls Sharply Among Service Sector Companies
- MPs Call for Online Sales Taxes to Help ‘Level the Playing Field’ for High Street Retailers
- Sainsbury’s, Asda Merger Could be Blocked Over Competition Concerns
- Jobs Go at Flybmi After Collapse, Airline’s Administrators Confirm
- Patisserie Valerie Acquired Out of Administration by Irish Private Equity Firm
- Debenhams Secures £40m Lifeline Amid Ongoing Funding Crisis
- Interserve Agrees Rescue Deal to Avoid Carillion-style Collapse
- HMV Acquired out of Administration with 100 Stores Set to be Saved
- Prospect of No Deal Brexit puts Car Industry on ‘Red Alert’
- Retail Sector Job Loss Estimates for 2018 Put at 70,000
- Only 57% of Companies Ready for ‘Making Tax Digital’ Deadline in April
- Businesses Raise Alarm over Lack of No Deal Brexit Preparedness
- Small Business Lobby Calls for Crackdown on Late Payments a Year After Carillion’s Collapse
- Debenhams Could Close 90 Stores and Shed 10,000 Jobs
- Retailers Endured Worst Christmas Trading Period in 10 Years, Says BRC
- Economy Energy Collapses After Rescue Efforts Fail
- Mothercare Sees Sales Slide as It Plans For More Store Closures
- More Tough Times Forecast for Retailers Regardless of Brexit Outcome
- Costs of Collecting Late Payments Rising Sharply Among SMEs
- Independent Retail Closures Tracked at Record High in First Half of 2018
- Positivity Down Sharply among Services Companies as Profits Tumble
- Optimism Down Sharply Among UK CFOs
- Interserve ‘Could be Another Carillion’, Insists Former Shareholder
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- Over 200 Shopping Centres ‘At Risk of Administration’
- HMRC to Become Secondary Preferential Creditor in Corporate Insolvency Cases
- Chancellor Promises Help for Beleaguered High Street Retailers
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- Corporate Insolvencies Rising at Fastest Pace in Almost a Decade
- Debenhams to Close 50 Stores After Posting Huge Annual Losses
- Fashion Retailer Coast to Close Stores after Entering Administration
- Patisserie Valerie in Crisis After Being Hit By HMRC Winding Up Petition
- Brexit Uncertainty ‘Starting to Bite’ for UK Businesses, Says BCC
- Government Plans Could See Company Board Members Appointed Responsible for Late Payments
- Passengers Left Stranded as Primera Air Ceases Operations
- No Deal Brexit Could Cost UK’s Food Retailers £9.3bn, Says Barclays
- Labour Reveals Plans for Free Wi-Fi as it Aims to ‘Rescue the British High Street’
- Technical Notices ‘Intensifying Worries’ Among Small Business About No Deal Brexit
- Customs Delays Could Send 1 in 10 Companies Bankrupt, Survey Suggests
- Orla Kiely’s Fashion Label Heading for Liquidation
- No Deal Brexit ‘Not an Option’ for Car Companies, Industry Body Insists
- Dwindling Number of Cash Machines ‘Bad for Businesses’
- HMRC Fraud Investigations Bring in an Extra £5.47 Billion in Taxes
- Bolton Wanderers Football Club Heading for Administration
- New Laws to Free Up Small Firms’ Access to Invoice Finance
- Construction Sector Shows Signs of an August Slowdown
- Warmer Weather in Autumn Will Badly Affect Retail Sales, Warns BRC
- Business Rate Debts Being Referred to Bailiffs at Rate of Over 200 a Day
- Exporters Could Need Customs Brokers if There’s No Deal on Brexit, Government Warns
- Competition Watchdog to Investigate Proposed Sainsbury’s, Asda Merger
- Government Looks to Clamp Down on Reckless Company Directors
- Wonga Stops Offering New Loans as Administration Looms
- Brexit Effects Adding to Wage Pressures on UK Employers
- House of Fraser Snapped Up by Sports Direct After Falling into Administration
- Homebase Owner Plans to Close 60 UK Stores and Enter CVA Deal
- Unexpected APN Puts Psychic’s Business into Liquidation
- Interest Rate Rise ‘Could Undermine Confidence’, Says Business Lobby
- Hundreds More Carillion Workers Laid Off by Liquidators
- UK Carmakers Fearful of No Deal Brexit
- Legal Cases Brought Against HMRC Up By 36% Last Year
- Number of UK Companies in ‘Significant’ Financial Distress Up 9% on Last Year
- Gaucho Restaurant Group Poised to Enter Administration
- Poundworld to Close 40 Stores and Shed Over 500 Jobs
- No Deal Brexit Scenario ‘Threatens Thousands of UK Food Producers and Retailers’
- Government Urged to Freeze Business Rates to Ease Pressure on Retailers
- Retailers Shed ‘Up to 50,000 Jobs in First Half of 2018’
- Patience with Brexit “Reaching Breaking Point”, Says Business Lobby
- Knock On Effects of Insolvencies ‘Hurting 1 in 4 UK Companies’
- Casual Dining Chain Hummus Brothers Enters Administration
- Brexit Uncertainty ‘Putting Thousands of Car Industry Jobs at Risk’
- HMRC Set to Bring in New VAT Rules for Construction Sector
- Construction Companies Being Hit Hard By Worsening Late Payment Problems
- Poundworld Enters Administration as Retail Sector’s Woes Continue
- Aston Villa Facing Possible Winding Up Petition After Failing to Pay £4m Tax Bill
- Late Payment Crisis ‘is a National Disgrace and Hurts the Economy’
- Slump in Footfall Highlights Challenges Facing High Street Retailers
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- Thousands of Retailers Ended First Quarter in ‘Significant’ Financial Distress
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- Asda and Sainsbury’s Merger Could Pile Pressure on Suppliers
- Allied Healthcare Seeks Creditors’ Backing for CVA Rescue Plan
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- Owner of Bargain Booze on the Brink of Administration
- Government outlines plans to crackdown on directors behaving badly
- West Ham United Co-owner ‘Used Club to Avoid Paying £700,000 in Taxes’
- Carpetright Looking to Close Stores as Bosses Consider CVA Rescue Plan
- Financial Distress in UK Restaurant Sector Up 8% in a Year
- Owner of Bargain Booze and Wine Rack Finds Unexpected £30 Million Tax Bill
- Spring Statement 2018: An Update on the UK’s Economy
- Experts Raise Concerns Over ‘Lack of Transparency’ in Pre-Pack Administration Deals
- New Look to Cut Jobs and Close Stores As Bosses Push for CVA Rescue Deal
- Toys R Us and Maplin Both Head into Administration
- HMRC Winding Up Petition Rates Up 21% to 5-Year High
- £15m VAT Bill Pushes Toys R Us Closer to Administration
- HMRC Clampdown on ‘Hidden Employees’ Brings in Over £800m
- Hartlepool United Hit with Winding Up Petition and Threatened with Liquidation
- Carillion’s Collapse Tipped to Trigger Surge in Construction Sector Insolvencies
- Footballer Glenn Murray Arrested in HMRC Tax Fraud Probe
- Ban on Card Payment Surcharges Could See SMEs Switching to Cash Only
- Financial Distress Levels Up Sharply Among UK Companies
- Businesses Push for Regulatory Alignment as Brexit Trade Talks Loom
- HMRC Audit Sees Apple Pay Extra £137m in Taxes
- Retail Administration Rates Up Sharply in 2017
- UK Companies Face Having to Pay VAT Upfront After Brexit
- Confidence Among UK Farming Businesses Reaches All Time Low
- Pension Dispute Pushes Toys R Us to Brink of Administration
- Inflation Rises to 3.1%, Highest Level in Almost 6 Years
- HMRC ‘Targeting Senior Executives’ Over Corporate Accountancy Failings
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- Budget 2017: What it means for company directors and sole traders
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