Insolvency reforms to harm business. 28/3/2019. Insolvency reforms could damage SMEs Government reforms to give HMRC priority ahead of pension schemes, trade creditors and lenders when recovering debts in insolvency cases have raised serious concerns amongst businesses for their likely

Oddbins on the brink of collapse. 29/1/2019. Oddbins on the brink of collapse . More than 500 jobs are at risk as Oddbins faces collapse for the second time in less than ten years. Its owner, European Food Brokers, has

Budget has bad news for those who sell on credit Hammond moves HMRC to the front of queue when firms go insolvent Do you sell on credit? Then the budget just brought you some bad news. Philip Hammond announced yesterday

HMRC Spending More on Debt Collection 14th May 2018. The amount HMRC pays to private-sector debt collectors has risen by more than 500% in three years, suggesting it may be stepping up the pressure on people who cannot pay their tax bills.

“My Wife Was Seeing Aliens So I Couldn’t Pay My Taxes!” 18th January 2018. HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC)  have released some of the weirder excuses for why people haven’t filed their tax returns. One taxpayer claimed that their wife