Kylie in trouble with Companies House
Pop superstar Kylie Minogue is in hot water with Companies House after failing to file her accounts on time.
Pop superstar Kylie Minogue is in hot water with Companies House after failing to file her accounts on time.
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Her father, Ron Minogue, a qualified accountant who handles her business affairs, has asked Companies House for more time to prepare the accounts of Darenote Ltd, the company set up to manage the millions generated from Kylie’s highly successful pop career, the Daily Mirror reported.
Accounts for Darenote are already eight months late but Ron Minogue has invoked a law that gives extra time to businesses that trade overseas.
To date Darenote has been fined a paltry £500, hardly a sum likely to cause the Aussie pop princess to break into a sweat since her personal fortune is estimated in the millions of pounds.
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