Posted By: bretts_admin_access_account on 28th November 2017
When the decision is taken to liquidate, it is a reluctant acceptance that nothing more can be done. Employees face redundancy, quite often, without notice. To find oneself unemployed without any notice and, subsequently without an income, can be...
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Posted By: bretts_admin_access_account on 13th November 2017
We recently reported how in our experience we have seen HMRC increasingly use its powers to pursue directors personally to recover revenue. Schedule 41 of the Finance Act allows HMRC to seek recovery of lost revenue personally from an officer of...
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Posted By: bretts_admin_access_account on 13th November 2017
In an insolvency case which chief Investigator Cheryl Lambert described as “one of the most bizarre cases” she had ever come across a director faked his own death to avoid disqualification. Bradley Trevor Silver, also known as Bradley Silva,...
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Posted By: bretts_admin_access_account on 24th October 2017
Often, after a company has gone bust, it would appear to the outside word that the director of that company simply starts up again and trades using the same or similar name as the defunct company. The director does this by incorporating a phoenix...
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Posted By: bretts_admin_access_account on 24th October 2017
Being a director of a company is a responsible job. A director is bound by several statutory and non-statutory obligations, duties and restrictions under the common law as well as the Companies Act 2006 ("the Act"). Under the insolvency Act 1986...
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Posted By: bretts_admin_access_account on 24th October 2017
An investigation by the Insolvency Service found Nicholas Constable, director of property agency Xenex Developments, failed to ensure the company dealt with its rental income in the correct manner. Constable had diverted nearly £900,000 of...
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Posted By: bretts_admin_access_account on 26th September 2017
Wrongful trading is a type of civil wrong found in UK insolvency law, under Section 214 Insolvency Act 1986. It was introduced to enable contributions to be obtained for the benefit of creditors from those responsible for mismanagement of the...
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Posted By: bretts_admin_access_account on 26th September 2017
Having recently incorporated the business of Saud & Co, insolvency practitioners in Bexleyheath, Bretts are continuing their expansion efforts. Bretts Business Recovery is delighted to announce they will be opening a new office in Essex....
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Posted By: bretts_admin_access_account on 3rd August 2017
David Parker, a tax accountant and business manager with 1980's pop band UB40, and the group’s bass player Earl Acton Falconer, have been banned from being company directors along with Lanval Reginald Storrod, who were directors of Reflex...
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