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Home > News > A Myriad Of Myth's - Insolvency And Your Clients
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26 July 2011

A Myriad of Myth's - Insolvency And Your Clients

From the many questions that we get asked by accountants and other business advisors, it is clear that there is a great deal of misunderstanding around the insolvency processes available to your clients, and the implications of these on the business and stakeholders.

In response to this we have developed a 15 – 20 minute presentation session on the most popular insolvency queries (and myths) that accountants and business advisors have raised.  We hope that this presentation will be useful to anyone who advises businesses.

We can bring this presentation to your offices, and spend 15-20 minutes with your partners, fee-earners and staff to help answer any practical questions that you may have about this misty and murky area, so that you can better advise your clients. 

If you would like us to bring our presentation direct to you so you can pick our brains on the subject please contact Debs Hirst on 01768 864466 or email debs@doddaccountants.co.uk to arrange a suitable time. 

 

 


 
 
30 January 2012

New rules being brought in by HMRC on 1 March 2012 will effectively ban the use of the informal winding up of companies to take advantage of 10% tax rates.

This announcement is largely in response to the growing trend of accountants advising their clients to leave profits in their company and then extract them at a 10% capital gains tax (CGT) rate on an informal winding up of their company.

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