Newsletters
Atherton Bailey's regular newsletter has a mix of feature and news articles about topical business and personal insolvency issues.
Spring 2009 | Issue 8
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Pre-packs given second chance
Malcolm Fillmore reflects on new pre-pack administration guidelines and suggests IPs should use the opportunity to put the case for pre-packs more forcefully...download newsletter
The end of the road?
Ranjt Bajjon reflects on recent developments to consider the prospects for voluntary arrangements...download newsletter
Business rates
Local authorities owed business rates and council tax give rise to peculiar insolvency issues, says Ruth Duncan...download newsletter
Personal tax savings insolvency risk
Continuing his series on tax matters in insolvency, Clive Purdy looks at some unforeseen perils for small businesses in incorporating...download newsletter
Summer 2008 | Issue 7
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Unsecured loans home threat
Jim Pretty reflects on recent cases suggesting homes are at risk with unsecured loans, despite what consumers think...download newsletter
Piling on the agony
Ranjit Bajjon reflects on renewed targeting of IVA debtors with bad advice...download newsletter
Spotlight on directors' duties
Malcolm Fillmore examines directors' fiduciary duties after insolvency...download newsletter
Economic meltdown or temporary blip?
Malcolm Fillmore reflects on the implications for insolvency and business recovery of the current economic climate...download newsletter
Getting the VAT right
The second part of Clive Purdy's series on tax matters in insolvency returns with a look at VAT...download newsletter
New year 2008 | Issue 6
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New hope for IVAs
Ranjit Bajjon examines the prospects for the new IVA Protocol and asks whether consumers will finally get the financial safety net they need...download newsletter
2008: Not all doom and gloom
Nigel Paul reflects on developments since the credit crunch started and suggests there may be reason for hope on the horizon...download newsletter
TIX scheme unnecessary
Malcolm Fillmore calls for profession to reject IVA accreditation scheme...download newsletter
Insult to injury
Malcolm Fillmore concludes the Government's attempt to help phoenix companies off the ground fails to hit the mark...download newsletter
CGT: why timing is everything
Clive Purdy explains the changes to Capital Gains Tax...download newsletter