HMRC Set to Bring in New VAT Rules for Construction Sector
Wednesday 20th June, 2018 Written by Keith Tully
Operators within the UK’s construction sector will soon be required to account for their VAT liabilities in a different way.
Read MoreConstruction Companies Being Hit Hard By Worsening Late Payment Problems
Tuesday 19th June, 2018 Written by Keith Tully
Small and medium scale construction companies in the UK are seeing their finances impacted badly by problems with late payments.
Read MorePoundworld Enters Administration as Retail Sector’s Woes Continue
Monday 11th June, 2018 Written by Keith Tully
The challenging environment for retailers in the UK has claimed its latest victim in the form of Poundworld, the high street seller of low-cost everyday items.
Read MoreAston Villa Facing Possible Winding Up Petition After Failing to Pay £4m Tax Bill
Tuesday 5th June, 2018 Written by Keith Tully
The Championship football club Aston Villa is facing the prospect of being served with a winding up petition by HMRC after failing to pay a near £4 million tax bill on time.
Read MoreLate Payment Crisis ‘is a National Disgrace and Hurts the Economy’
Tuesday 29th May, 2018 Written by Keith Tully
The prevalence of late payments and supply chain bullying tactics have been labelled a “national disgrace”.
Read MoreSlump in Footfall Highlights Challenges Facing High Street Retailers
Monday 14th May, 2018 Written by Keith Tully
The total number of visits made to retail outlets fell in all regions of the UK over the course of April and vacancy rates are rising in town centres nationwide.
Read MoreGaucho Restaurant Group Looks at Closing Casual Dining Chain
Thursday 10th May, 2018 Written by Julie Palmer
The restaurant group Gaucho is considering whether or not to close down its casual dining business Cau, which has more than 20 outlets around the country.
Read MoreThousands of Retailers Ended First Quarter in ‘Significant’ Financial Distress
Wednesday 9th May, 2018 Written by Keith Tully
As many as almost 43,000 retailers around the UK ended the first quarter of this year in a state of "financial distress”, according to figures from the insolvency experts of Begbies Traynor
Read MoreHMRC Has Taken Back 6,000 ‘Wrongly Issued’ Accelerated Payment Notices
Friday 4th May, 2018 Written by Keith Tully
HMRC has withdrawn a total of close to 6,000 Accelerated Payment Notices (APNs) in recent years after accepting that they may have been sent in error.
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