More companies went insolvent last month than in the same point in 2024 (Joe Giddens/PA) Nearly one-tenth more companies went insolvent in England and Wales in March than the same time last year, according to new figures. The number of registered firms that went bust was 1,992 last month, according to the Insolvency Service, a…
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The figures relate to the period directly before firms faced higher employment costs, with company national insurance contributions rising in April. Nearly one-tenth more companies went insolvent in England and Wales in March than the same time last year, according to new figures. The number of registered firms that went bust was 1,992 last month,…
Nearly one-tenth more companies went insolvent in England and Wales in March than the same time last year, according to new figures. The number of registered firms that went bust was 1,992 last month, according to the Insolvency Service, a 2% fall compared with February but a 9% increase compared with March 2024. Creditors’ voluntary…
Stats released today by The Insolvency Service unveiled a 2% decrease in company insolvencies in March compared to the month before, yet remain 9% higher than in March 2024. Despite company insolvencies falling in March, they remain much higher than last year, with the construction sector taking the brunt of the pain. If recession is…
1. Data sources and data validation Individual-level company insolvency data for England and Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland were sourced from Companies House (except for compulsory liquidation data for England and Wales and Northern Ireland, see below). Companies House conducts a series of basic checks on the data, including the removal of duplicate records, prior…
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