A successful outcome for creditors of a law firm which went into liquidation has made it a pleasing start to the new year for Inquesta’s forensic insolvency team. It is the latest case in [...]
Forensic accountancy and insolvency practice Inquesta has moved to larger offices to give it scope to expand its range of services. The firm has relocated from the Riverpark Business Centre in east Manchester to [...]
See our quotes in The North West Business Insider July 2014 edition in the interest rate swaps feature. You can see the article at http://stonewa.sh/north-west-business-insider/north-west-business-insider-july-2014
INQUESTA HITS £50M MILESTONE The value of compensation claims being pursued by forensic accountancy firm Inquesta for businesses which were mis-sold interest rate swap products has reached £50m. Manchester-based Inquesta has seen the number [...]
Insolvency practitioner Steven Wiseglass is waging a campaign against government plans which it is claimed will let unscrupulous company directors off the hook and blow a huge hole in the public purse. Mr Wiseglass, [...]
Every Tuesday afternoon from 2pm until 5pm we are running a free insolvency advice clinic at our office in Manchester. Specialisms include:- Administrations (including Pre Pack) Liquidations Company and Individual Voluntary Arrangements Bankruptcy To [...]
For those companies on the opposite end being zombie the withdrawal of the extra statutory concession c16 means that any company who wants to make a capital distribution in excess of £25,000 needs to [...]
A pre-pack sale is when the assets of an insolvent business have been substantially agreed for sale to a company which is either operated by the same directors, shareholders or a third party prior [...]
With an rise in zombie companies, businesses are becoming increasingly under pressure that they may lose key customers and cannot afford for zombie companies to fail. This is helped further by HMRC allowing companies [...]
In the last month or so HMRC have won and lost two different battles which are likely to change the landscape of football insolvency. The High Court rejected HMRC’s attempt to get the ‘football [...]