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Gavin Hinks talks to David Jetuah about the review of pre-pack administrations and whether they are doing they job they were designed for. Judith Tydd also talks about the growing concerns over HMRC's decision to outsource its debt collection process.
I have my deepest concern on this issue as they are interested in their objectives rather than addressing the issues of mistakes which on most occassions there are. I know of a client where HMRC made £8k of mistakes and this is still not corrected until it hits the Tribunals
Posted by: Peter Lee, 06 Jul 2009 | 00:00
The interview mentioned that the positive of pre packs is that 88% of jobs were saved in these businesses. Has any research been done to say how many jobs have been lost in the supply chain or how much additional cost has been incurred by these supplier companies - insurance costs, bank costs, professional costs, etc.
Posted by: Michael Watson, 18 Jul 2009 | 00:00
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