Compulsory liquidations hit decade-long high as firms face rising costs – MSN
Compulsory liquidations hit decade-long high as firms face rising costs MSN Read the original article here
Compulsory liquidations hit decade-long high as firms face rising costs MSN Read the original article here
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The number of companies going into compulsory liquidation hit its highest point in more than a decade last month, according to official data. Some 393 companies were forced to wind up in February across England and Wales – the highest monthly number since September 2014, the Insolvency Service said. Compulsory liquidation is when a firm…
The number of companies going into compulsory liquidation hit its highest point in more than a decade last month, according to official data. Some 393 companies were forced to wind up in February across England and Wales – the highest monthly number since September 2014, the Insolvency Service said. Compulsory liquidation is when a firm…
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Their initial reports to creditors and shareholders were published on Friday. Te Puke-based Glenn Meikle was the sole director of the three companies at the time of the liquidations. The Juicy Festival report said Meikle told liquidators the company’s inability to obtain a liquor licence made it “unviable” for the festival to go ahead. AdvertisementAdvertise…