- Felix Holidays Group Limited’s directors claimed the company had never traded since it was set up in 2020
- Investigations by the Insolvency Service revealed the existence of two American Express cards used to make payments on behalf of its sister company, Felix Travels and Tours Limited
- Felix Holidays Group also told the bank that its turnover was as high as £1.8 million
- Felix Travels and Tours was shut down in July this year after holidaymakers complained they had not received holidays they had paid for
- Felix Holidays Group has now also been wound-up at the High Court
A company connected to a former travel agency which owed customers almost £600,000 in refunds when it went into liquidation has been shut…
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The Greens have announced plans to wipe $81 billion of and make university and TAFE free for all, a week after Labor announced its own plans for relieving financial pressures for students.
The Greens say someone on an average income who has an of $27,600 would save $5,500 each year under the scheme — “enough to cover more than six months’ worth of groceries”.
“It’s time that young people were provided with relief from their debt sentence and money was put back into the pockets of those who need it most,” the party said.
Data from the Australian Tax Office in September showed that the number of Australians with higher education loan program (HELP) debts of more than $100,000 had more than doubled since 2018-19, with nearly 57,000…
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“I’ll be back to normal,”: OMV program offering debt relief and hope KPLC
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South Africa sets climate finance and debt relief as G20 presidency focus Reuters
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South Africa is poised to make history as the first African nation to lead the G20, signaling a pivotal moment for both the continent and the global coalition. President Cyril Ramaphosa announced that his presidency will prioritize mobilizing finance for countries impacted by climate-induced disasters and extending debt relief to developing economies.
At the G20 presidency launch, Ramaphosa emphasized disaster resilience as a core focus, urging the international community, including financial and development institutions, to intensify efforts in post-disaster reconstruction. This comes as the G20 aims to bolster economic cooperation among leading and emerging nations.
In addition to enhancing debt sustainability, South Africa seeks…
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The well-established English language and VET provider, which has been operating since 1997, has been placed into voluntary administration by a creditor. An update on its future is anticipated later this week.
“Throughout 2024, IH Sydney Training Services has been in various discussions to bring an investor or acquirer into the company,” said Tim Eckenfels, owner and CEO, IH Sydney.
“Beginning in August, after the success of our mid-year Junior Holiday Program, IH Sydney Training Services began to be seriously impacted by the effects of Ministerial Directive 107, the AUD$1,600 student visa fee and the uncertainty of the pending ESOS legislation.
“Since then, we have been working to cut all unnecessary expenses…
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Aussies scoop up cheap gifts from sports company liquidation Central Western Daily
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Devon motor dealer closes suddenly as it faces liquidation Devon Live
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Since the pandemic, during which insolvency rates were low due to government measures, there has been a considerable rise in insolvencies in the UK and many other jurisdictions. High interest rates have significantly increased the cost of borrowing and many companies are saddled with mountains of debt that was taken out in better times and which are now difficult to repay. In addition, high inflation and energy costs, lower consumer confidence and volatile supply chains have all contributed to making the last few years very difficult for businesses.
An increase in company insolvencies throughout 2023
Insolvency specialists estimate that more than 47,000 businesses are near collapse in the UK at the start of 2024 and,…
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The Insolvency Bankruptcy Board of India has released a circular on the extension of time for filing Forms to monitor liquidation and voluntary liquidation processes under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016.
The board has decided to extend the last date of submission of the liquidation and voluntary liquidation forms till December 31, 2024. Further clarifying that, for ongoing liquidation and voluntary liquidation cases, the responsibility for filing all forms shall lie with the Insolvency Professionals (IP) currently handling the process.
Presently, the IPs submit the details regarding the liquidation process to the Board through emails,…
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Director of Birmingham fireworks retailer jailed after forging documents to pocket Covid loan and company funds Insider Media
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BAKU, Azerbaijan, December 3. The European Cars
LLC has announced its liquidation in Azerbaijan, Trend reports via the
‘Vergilar’ media outlet of the State Tax Service under the nation’s
Ministry of Economy.
The source notes that, in a merger with Dream Auto LLC, the
company is being liquidated.
To note, the European Cars was registered in 2012. The legal
representative of the company with a charter capital of 300 manat
($176) is Vugar Mammadov.
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