Increasingly in our experience the HMRC are more regularly seeking to use Schedule 41 of the Finance Act 2008 to recover tax from Directors personally. The Act gives them the ability to pursue the director personally in certain circumstances. It...
Read more...A CVA (Company Voluntary Arrangement) is similar to the personal IVA (individual voluntary arrangement), which allows a company with cash flow or debt problems to reach agreement with its unsecured creditors regarding repayment of all, or part of...
Read more...In our previous article we looked some of the advantages and disadvantages of the Living Wage, now we are looking at some more specific issues the Living Wage could bring to industry. The living wage will put pressure on industries where...
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Thank you to all those that took part in our Brexit poll last month. We were overwhelmed with the response numbers. Despite the Brexit overload in the media people were keen to share their opinions. Our survey was designed to gauge who or what our...
Read more...We have had a number of calls from people in the haulage industry seeking our help. Recent issues such the troubles in Calais, the ongoing problems with the M20 and the tragic Paris Bombings have all taken their toll on the transport sector in the...
Read more...Simon Smith and Nicholas Capsey of Global Enduro Ltd ran a travel company that provided motorbike adventure holidays and supported charities through a fee charged to every participant. Following a fall in bookings which was said to be the result...
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Bretts Business Recovery are delighted to announce that Isobel Brett made it through to the finals of the KWIBA awards (The Kent Women in Business Awards). After being nominated earlier this year we are excited to announce that Isobel made it...
Read more...The latest round of litigation reforms will in effect abolish the recoverability of legal success fees (CFAs) and after-the-event insurance (ATE) from losing defendants. The knock on effects will effect both creditors and the HMRC. The Ministry...
Read more...A study of insolvency statistics for England and Wales 2014, from R3 the insolvency trade body has shown that women are more likely to become insolvent than men. This is most likely due to changes in the insolvency system, which makes it easier...
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