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Over £5bn of late paid taxes in March as coronavirus crisis bites
New data released shows HMRC added £5.05bn of late paid taxes to its debt collection systems in March 2020, as the effects of the coronavirus crisis started to bite
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Losses at UK’s Top 100 restaurant groups jumps 94% to £151m
Losses at the UK’ Top 100 restaurant groups increased 94% to £151m last year, growing from a loss of £78m the year before*, our research shows.
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Travel and tourism is the sector worst hit by coronavirus – revenues halve since last year
Turnover for the industry in March 2020 was just £1.2bn, down from £2.6bn last March.
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Top 10 Tips to control costs in the automotive sector
With a significant reduction in sales and supply issues looming for the automotive sector, undoubtedly the biggest impact dealers will face during the COVID-19 crisis will be a reduction in cashflow. We have outlined our Top 10 tips to help manage costs, improve operational efficiency and optimise profit.
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Speculate to accumulate – what an emergency budget could mean and how you might prepare for it
It is clear that there will need to be a significant re-balancing of the national books in order to accommodate the unanticipated spend of COVID-19.
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Changes in UK insolvency law to protect businesses and directors
The Government has announced amendments to certain aspects of insolvency law, designed to protect companies and their directors who have been adversely affected by the coronavirus outbreak to continue trading while they explore options for rescue or to restructure.