Insolvency & Law Blog

Take Control of Your Business before Creditors Do

By admin | Oct 4, 2010 | Comments Off on Take Control of Your Business before Creditors Do

If your business is in financial trouble, the earlier you address the problem, the more doors will be open for…

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David’s Cameron’s Insolvency Law U-Turn Will Please Creditors

By admin | Oct 4, 2010 | Comments Off on David’s Cameron’s Insolvency Law U-Turn Will Please Creditors

It remains to be seen why David Cameron has made a u-turn over plans to radically reform insolvency laws. Before…

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Winding Up Petitions Are the Way Forward for Creditors

By admin | Sep 21, 2010 | Comments Off on Winding Up Petitions Are the Way Forward for Creditors

In recent years, it has become popular for creditors to issue winding up petitions as a method of debt recovery.…

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How Inland Revenue Use Winding Up Petitions to Collect Tax

By admin | Sep 16, 2010 | Comments Off on How Inland Revenue Use Winding Up Petitions to Collect Tax

I have said before that an increasing number of organisations are using winding up petitions to recover debts, but did…

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Time To Pay Arrangements Can Do More Harm Than Good

By admin | Sep 2, 2010 | Comments Off on Time To Pay Arrangements Can Do More Harm Than Good

According to the most recent figures available, around 200,000 businesses have entered Time To Pay (TTP) agreements with the HM…

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Miss Sixty Judge Calls for Improved Insolvency Practitioner Regulation

By admin | Aug 26, 2010 | Comments Off on Miss Sixty Judge Calls for Improved Insolvency Practitioner Regulation

In July, I suggested there should be an urgent review of how insolvency practitioners (IPs) are regulated and following a…

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Portsmouth Defeat HMRC in Landmark Legal Case

By admin | Aug 20, 2010 | Comments Off on Portsmouth Defeat HMRC in Landmark Legal Case

As I mentioned in an earlier blog, the reason most football clubs are facing financial difficulties is simple: their expenses…

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