Our Fallen Retailer Friends: Our Top 30
Written by: Keith Tully
Date: Thursday 14th February, 2013
If like many retailer companies mentioned above, you are struggling with the constant pressures of creditors/HMRC, cash flow problems seem a constant battle or maybe you have even received a statutory demand or winding up petition or just been threatened with one. As a director you have to act in the interest of your creditors and shareholders and here at real business rescue through our network of 35 UK offices we can offer a wide range of solutions to support you and your company going forward. Contact us on 0800 644 6080 for a free confidential discussion.
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Keith Tully
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Keith has been involved in Business Rescue since 1992, during which time he’s worked for both independent and national firms. His specialties include company restructuring matters and negotiating with HMRC on his clients behalf.
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