Australia’s Carbon Revolution exits administration

Carbon Revolution has exited administration less than two months after its financial struggles caught up to it, giving the carbon-fibre wheel manufacturer a path forward. In March, Carbon Revolution – which supplies carbon-fibre wheels to the likes of Ferrari, Lamborghini, Chevrolet and Ford – announced it would enter voluntary administration, citing a desire to get…

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Fears rise of phoenixing could cost taxpayers in the East

The practice, known as phoenixing, is where companies are placed into insolvency but the business and its assets are transferred over to a new, identical company, leaving creditors unpaid. This includes suppliers, customers and HMRC, which lost £836 million to small‑business phoenixing in the 2022-23 tax year, the latest year for which data is available.…

Fears rise of phoenixing could cost taxpayers in the East

The practice, known as phoenixing, is where companies are placed into insolvency but the business and its assets are transferred over to a new, identical company, leaving creditors unpaid. This includes suppliers, customers and HMRC, which lost £836 million to small‑business phoenixing in the 2022-23 tax year, the latest year for which data is available.…

Fears rise of phoenixing could cost taxpayers in the East

The practice, known as phoenixing, is where companies are placed into insolvency but the business and its assets are transferred over to a new, identical company, leaving creditors unpaid. This includes suppliers, customers and HMRC, which lost £836 million to small‑business phoenixing in the 2022-23 tax year, the latest year for which data is available.…

Fears rise of phoenixing could cost taxpayers in the East

The practice, known as phoenixing, is where companies are placed into insolvency but the business and its assets are transferred over to a new, identical company, leaving creditors unpaid. This includes suppliers, customers and HMRC, which lost £836 million to small‑business phoenixing in the 2022-23 tax year, the latest year for which data is available.…

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