Sunak’s ‘spend big now, tax big later’ Budget
More than 20 million people around the UK have now received a first dose of the Covid-19 vaccine, marking the fourth-highest vaccination rate worldwide. The UK government aims to extend coverage to everyone over 50 or at risk by 15 April and all adults by 31 July. It paves the way for Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s new four-step “roadmap” to ease England’s lockdown.Australian Insolvency - February 2021
The tables in the following link summarise data essentials captured from Rodgers Reidy's daily Risk Watch publication, which provides a synopsis of the insolvency market for February 2021 including:Chancellor discontinues flagship Bounce Back Loan Scheme amid flurry of new fiscal measures
Chancellor Rishi Sunak announced the dissolution of the UK government’s highly popular Bounce Back Loan Scheme (BBLS) in his Budget this lunchtime, which included £65 billion in new fiscal measures to support the UK’s economic recovery from the pandemic.Thinking about exiting your business? Don’t let a pandemic stop you
There’s no doubt the pandemic has disrupted most businesses’ strategic plans, but if you’ve been thinking of exiting your business, now could be the ideal time. Glenn Bowman and Barbara Cowper explain why and provide a step-by-step guide for getting started.B. Riley adds compliance, risk & resilience consulting practice led by Scott Corzine and Duane Lohn
B. Riley Financial, Inc. (NASDAQ: RILY), a leading provider of financial services and business advisory solutions, today announced the addition of a Compliance, Risk and Resilience practice to its financial consulting division, B. Riley Advisory Services.Defeating zombification of the UK economy is an urgent challenge
The origin causes of ‘zombie’ firms will maintain pressure on banks, and the government, to exercise a greater fiduciary duty in managing distressed SMEs and corporates. This will skew banks’ preferred strategy towards corporate turnarounds, rather than insolvencies, in the management of defaulted loans.Australian Insolvency - January 2021
The tables in the following link summarise data essentials captured from Rodgers Reidy's daily Risk Watch publication, which provides a synopsis of the insolvency market for January 2021 including:VAT Reverse Charge: Assessing the impact on cash flow
Having already been delayed twice, the VAT reverse charge will finally come into force for those within the building and construction sector on 1 March 2021. This will see the way in which some companies operating within the industry change the way they handle, invoice and pay VAT.A different kind of NPL wave is on the way
The UK Government and Bank of England’s (BoE) extraordinary monetary and fiscal support averted a full-blown UK corporate insolvency crisis last year. But a new wave of non-performing loans (NPLs) is merely delayed.Farber Adds Wealth Management to its Suite of Services
We are excited to announce that Farber, in collaboration with iA Financial Group (iA), is adding wealth management to our suite of services. At Farber, we believe that solving complex challenges and achieving exceptional results requires a multifaceted approach. With the addition of Farber Wealth, we are expanding our capabilities to help our clients succeed and seamlessly bridge their two worlds—the personal and professional.Begbies Traynor and Rodgers Reidy Collaborate over Tucan Travel Administration
Specialist tour operator and travel agency Tucan Limited has ceased trading with the immediate loss of nine jobs. The company filed a notice of intention to appoint Gareth Prince, Mark Malone and Joanne Hammond of insolvency specialists, Begbies Traynor as administrators on 2 February 2021 after falling into unprecedented financial difficulties as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic. It is anticipated that the company will formally enter into administration on or before 16 February 2021.Rodgers Reidy Unite with Ascent Partners to provide business turnaround services
We are delighted to announce that Rodgers Reidy have united with Ascent Partners to bring business turnaround services to the printing industry. Ascent Partners specialise in service to the Australian Printing Industry, and together with Rodgers Reidy can provide a wide range of services to struggling printing businesses. A free initial consultation is offered by both Rodgers Reidy and Ascent Partners.New Simplified Liquidation Pathway
The Creditors Voluntary Liquidation (CVL) process in Australia has been streamlined by the Federal Government providing a simpler pathway that will be quicker while providing better returns for creditors. A new streamlined liquidation pathway was enacted by the Australian Federal Government on 1 January 2021 which is intended to reduce time and cost in the creditors voluntary liquidation (CVL) process and aims to ensure better returns for creditors.Asset-Based Bridge Loan: Managing Difficulty Amid Distress
Read here about how BTGGA founding member Farber saved a Southern Ontario manufacturer and distributor from the brink of insolvency. The business had found itself in a precarious situation with its bFind the right professional using the below dropdowns. Our reach covers the globe with a network of over 300 offices.
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