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Get emails about this page Print this page Contents 1. Overview 2. Types of insolvency 3. Notifications 4. Claims 5. Returns 6. Cancel your VAT registration 7. Post VAT registration cancellation 8. Dividends 9. Bankrupt…
This handbook is a new way to help you find the guidance and information that you need to carry out your role as an insolvency practitioner. This handbook also contains all the information from ‘Insolvency (VAT Notice…
24.1 How PAYE is treated pre- and post-insolvency PAYE can be either: a provable debt, which means it becomes part of HMRC’s pre-insolvency claim against an insolvent entity an expense of the insolvency for insolvency…
The FTSE 100 retailer posted a £355m pre-tax profit in the six months to the end of September, up from £3m last year when a cyber attack shut down its website and left its shelves empty. The group, one of the UK’s…
Global technology stocks wobbled after the US Democratic party swept the midterm elections, setting the AI trade up for greater regulatory scrutiny. Democrats flipped control of both the House of Representatives and…
Welcome back to City AM ‘s FTSE 100 liveblog. It’s Wednesday morning and London’s blue-chip index has swerved expectations to rise at open despite some broader jitters overseas. Brent crude fell below $103 per barrel…
Through the energy independence bill, which will be introduced on Wednesday, Ofgem will be given new powers to order compensation, impose fines and ban rogue operators that have pushed businesses and households into…
In order for firms to avoid tax by just naming staff as ‘partners’, the salaried member rule was put into place. Under this rule, a member is legally deemed an employee for tax purposes unless they don’t meet at least…
It is responsible for monetary policy and maintaining financial stability in the country. The Bank of England is in charge of setting the base rate of interest. This impacts the UK economy in many ways, and can push your…