Our company formation subsidiary, companiesmadesimple.com reports that despite the economic malaise, the statistics for new formations are holding up very well.
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An earlier posting in the wake of the Lehman’s failure criticises the insolvency sector and in particular Price Waterhouse Coopers(PwC) for its ability to rack up huge bills without proper policing. The posting also suggested that it was almost immoral that in the light of the banking failures generally, a group of prosperous accountants were [...]
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Some of you will have read previously about smoothie maker Innocent and its attempt to get its crushed fruit drinks exempted from VAT.
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For those of you waiting with baited breath to hear the latest in the ongoing saga relating to what has now become known at the Pringles case, I can advise you that Procter and Gamble, the manufacturers of the eponymous potato snack, lost their appeal court case. As a result, they will be forced to [...]
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A recent report in Accountancy informed its readers that accountants have been pipped to the post by lawyers in the area of extra-marital affairs.
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