Companies House admits Body Shop error
Beauty products retailer faced late filing fine before Companies House admitted losing its accounts
Beauty products retailer faced late filing fine before Companies House admitted losing its accounts
Companies House has admitted losing Body Shop’s accounts in a mistake that
could have cost the beauty products retailer £500 in late-filing fines.
Companies House has admitted the error, the Daily Telegraph reports
today: ‘[we] mislaid them. We have acknowledged that it was our fault. The
company filed legitimately and did not file late,’ a spokesman said in the
paper.
Companies House also admitted that it lost 112 of the 1.43 million accounts
filed by companies in the 12 months to March 31, 2005.
A further 100 cases were not clear-cut losses but Companies House had given
companies the benefit of the doubt.
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