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Chris Lawton Has Been Promoted To Partner At Begbies Traynor In Preston

Chris Lawton promoted to partner at Begbies Traynor in Preston

Begbies Traynor, the leading corporate restructuring and insolvency firm, is delighted to confirm the promotion of Chris Lawton to the position of partner at its office in Preston.

Haulage company in financial difficulty

The business was a group of haulage companies with an annual turnover of approximately £20 million and with approximately 150 employees. The core business was time critical delivery of weekly and monthly periodicals.

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We are excited to be co-hosting an online credit and debt webinar which will look at debt in the current UK climate and the outlook for 2023.

Calculating A VAT Bill

If I cannot pay a VAT bill, what options are available to my company?

Companies that are VAT registered usually have to pay their VAT bill once every few months and they should calculate along the way how much VAT they are likely to be due to pay to HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC).