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The 60 day payment is only one part of what they've announced today.
Amongst other things:
The Small Business Commissioner (SBC) will investigate businesses suspected of poor payment practices.
The SBC will have the power to fine businesses, including significant potential fines for large...
Family sentenced after fraudulent Bounce Back Loan applications totalling £150,000
A family who obtained £150,000 in fraudulent Bounce Back Loans (BBL) during the Covid-19 pandemic to fund house renovations, credit card debt and school fees have been sentenced following a National Crime Agency...
Printing firm boss sentenced after fraudulently obtaining second Covid loan
Suspended sentence for Bounce Back Loan fraudster
Prashant Jobanputra secured £100,000 across two Bounce Back Loans for his printing company when businesses were only allowed a maximum of one £50,000 loan under the...
Manchester fraudster who followed friend's advice to claim maximum-value Covid loan is jailed
Jail for Bounce Back Loan fraudster
Fahad Sheikh falsely stated his Garage Cars 4U business had a turnover of £220,000 when applying for a £50,000 Bounce Back Loan
Sheikh admitted to Insolvency Service...
You would need to submit your accounts to Companies House for the year that has just ended.
Yes (and inform them that these are final accounts). Other option is to tell them the company was dormant for CT purposes (if it meets the definition).
Once you've sorted the accounts/tax return.
So here we have s/o been sentenced to 22 months for £50k (that they eventually repaid) - at the time we have the story of a £13.9m fraud, and they were sentenced to the same 22 months - but not even for the actual fraud, they were sentenced for contempt of court...
Nottingham fraudster jailed after securing £50,000 Covid loan for chicken shop he sold the previous year
Bounce Back Loan fraudster convicted following Insolvency Service investigations
Mujeebullah Khan fraudulently obtained a £50,000 Bounce Back Loan for a Nottingham city centre chicken shop...
Why not ask whoever prepared the accounts to just press the button to do the filing?
[Not really sure why you would pay someone to prepare them, but not file - the bulk of the work is in preparing the accounts, not in the filing].
Maximum director ban for music producer who falsified bank statements to secure £150,000 loan and VAT refund
Director disqualified for 15 years
Felix Milton has been banned from acting as a company director for 15 years after submitting falsified bank statements to obtain a £150,000...
Derby fraudster jailed after using Covid loan funds on share dealing platforms
Jail for Bounce Back Loan fraudster
Derby-based Temidola Ojelabi illegally obtained £80,000 in Covid support by making two separate Bounce Back Loan applications
Funds were spent on share dealing platforms instead of...
You can verify yourself with the Gov UK OneLogin directly (if you have a passport/driving licence), no third party involved.
https://www.gov.uk/guidance/verify-your-identity-for-companies-house
Who did you make the payment to?
If this was not the company that issued the invoice, why did you pay them? Why didn't you claim against the person/company you made the payment to?