Julie Palmer comments on a HMRC crackdown on unpaid tax in Bloomberg
Giving her thoughts to a Bloomberg article, which leads with data obtained by BTG, Julie Palmer, managing partner and restructuring expert at BTG, has noted how HMRC chasing some of the £27.1bn in overdue tax from businesses might trigger struggling ‘zombie’ companies to fall down.
BTG supports Covestus on Dentyl and UltraDex brands acquisition
BTG, the financial and real estate advisory group, has supported Covestus on the acquisition of the Dentyl and UltraDex brands from Venture Life Group.
Begbies Traynor Group plc rebrands to BTG as it eyes further growth
AIM-listed financial and real estate advisory firm Begbies Traynor Group has rebranded as BTG, reflecting the continued growth and evolution of the group beyond its historical core strength of insolvency and restructuring services.
MAF becomes part of BTG as Begbies Traynor Group rebrands
MAF is now part of BTG as Begbies Traynor Group rebrands to offer clients greater access to all financial and real estate advisory services across its group.
Springboard becomes part of BTG as Begbies Traynor Group rebrands
Springboard is now part of BTG as Begbies Traynor Group rebrands to offer clients greater access to all financial and real estate advisory services across its group.
Thousands of UK businesses at ‘critical’ tipping point
‘Zombie’ businesses near collapse as critical financial distress increases and gap between companies thriving or surviving widens
Andy Thompson writes for Estates Gazette about an agri-resi conversion opportunity for landowners
In an article for Estates Gazette Andy Thompson, Director and Agency and Auctions expert at BTG Eddisons, has highlighted a significant opportunity for agricultural landlords to convert farm buildings on their property, through Permitted Development Rights.
Award-winning historic Newburgh hotel enters administration
The Udny Arms Hotel, a historic boutique hotel in Newburgh, Aberdeenshire, that dates back to 1865, has been placed into administration by its directors in an effort to safeguard up to 40 full and part-time jobs.
Football Distress Survey: Four Scottish clubs still struggling financially but trends show gradual improvement
Just four of the 42 clubs (9.5%) in Scotland’s top four leagues are showing signs of financial distress, down by 20% year on year – however in the EFL only three of the 72 clubs (4.2%) show signs of distress, half the number 12 months earlier.
Football Distress Survey: Distress levels fall in English football as ‘trickledown effect’ of Premier League earnings helps lower-league clubs
The latest - 31 October - Football Distress Survey, which has been conducted by business recovery specialist Begbies Traynor since 2012, shows that only three of the English Football League’s 72 clubs (4.2%) are facing distress, 50% lower than a year ago, and a 25% fall in the last six months.
