Small Business Commissioner seeks late payment clampdown

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Small Business Commissioner seeks late payment clampdown. 21st January 2019. Small Business Commissioner Paul Uppal is recommending new proposals which would identify large businesses with a history of making late payments to suppliers via a traffic light system. The recommendations
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Weak housing market will lead to more insolvencies

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Weak housing market will lead to more insolvencies. James Salmon, 18th January 2019. The weak housing market is predicted to lead to more insolvencies. New research by the accounting firm Moore Stephens hints that if the signs we are currently
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Flagging up late players

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FLAGGING UP LATE PAYERS As reported in the Hampshire Business of January 2019 there are variances in how quickly businesses pay their bills depending on where they are located. To be specific:- “Almost a third of invoices issued by small
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Are project bank accounts the answer to late payment?

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Are project bank accounts the answer to late payment? James Salmon, Director, 17th January 2019. MP Debbie Abrahams, a campaigner against late payments has put forward a private members bill calling for payments on government and public authority contracts to
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ISO27001 Certification Awarded to The Credit Protection Association Plc

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ISO 27001 Certification Awarded to The Credit Protection Association Plc We are pleased to inform you that The Credit Protection Association has been ISO 27001:2013 certified by the British Assessment Bureau. We trust the above will be an added assurance
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