Record number of restaurants and bars go bankrupt in 2020 : The Asahi Shimbun – Asahi Shimbun

The novel coronavirus pandemic dealt Japan’s restaurant industry a major blow in 2020, leaving a record number of bars and eateries in financial ruin as customers stayed home and establishments closed early. A record-high 780 restaurants and bars in Japan went bankrupt in 2020, the credit research company Teikoku Databank Ltd. (TDB) announced on Jan.…

Scarborough named local authority with the highest personal insolvencies in England and Wales – Business Up North

Eleanor Temple, Yorkshire Chair of R3 The latest annual personal insolvency statistics for 2019, recently released by the Insolvency Service, show that even before the financial effects of COVID-19 hit peoples incomes, Yorkshire and the Humber once again saw above-average rates, and Scarborough recorded the highest level of personal insolvencies of any local authority across…

Scarborough top for bankruptcy in England and Wales – pandemic is likely to make it worse – The Scarborough News

Statistics released by the Insolvency Service show that even before the financial effects of Covid-19 hit peoples incomes, Scarborough recorded the highest level of personal insolvencies of any local authority across England and Wales. There were 453 cases of bankruptcy in the borough in 2019 – a rate of 50.8 per 100,000. That number was…

Scarborough named local authority with the highest personal insolvencies in England and Wales R3 comments on 2019 statistics – Bdaily

Member Article The latest annual personal insolvency statistics for 2019, recently released by the Insolvency Service, show that even before the financial effects of COVID-19 hit peoples incomes, Yorkshire and the Humber once again saw above-average rates, and Scarborough recorded the highest level of personal insolvencies of any local authority across England and Wales. Insolvency…

A tax storm is brewing – Business News

Whilst Australian businesses currently enjoy the financial comfort blankets provided by both the Governments COVID financial measures and an ATO approach to tax debts that is both forgiving and non-aggressive, it is inevitable that the financial tap will be turned off and the ATOs debt teams will Whilst Australian businesses currently enjoy the financial comfort…