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  • Around 5m workers were furloughed in July amid uneven recovery

    September 18, 2020

    As many as 5.3m people remained on the furlough scheme at the end of the July, although almost a million returned to their jobs on a part-time basis, the latest figures from HMRC showed. The furlough scheme became flexible in July, meaning businesses could bring employees back part-time. The government paid 80 per cent of [...]

  • Travelex creditors take £368m hit after pre-pack administration

    September 16, 2020

    Unsecured creditors in troubled foreign exchange provider Travelex are set to suffer heavy losses after suffering a shortfall of more than £368m.  The majority of the shortfall, around £319m, is owed to bondholders who took control of Travelex but whose identities are unknown, according to the Times.  Last month PwC said a pre-pack administration sale [...]

  • Amazon continues jobs spree with 100,000 additional roles

    September 14, 2020

    Amazon has said it is intending to recruit another 100,000 new jobs in North America this year, marking its fourth hiring effort in 2020 alone. The e-commerce giant has announced plans to hire a total of 208,000 new employees this year, after revealing 33,000 jobs for headquarters roles earlier this month and 175,000 new operations [...]

  • You’re required: Alan Sugar urges public to get back to work

    September 11, 2020

    Business tycoon Lord Alan Sugar today urged Brits to “put on a suit, put on a dress and get back to work” amid rising calls to kickstart the faltering economy. Speaking to LBC radio, Sugar said people’s resilience meant “they get back, they recover, they get over it”. “If you do the right things which [...]

  • Amazon pays just £293m in UK corporation tax despite revenue bounce

    September 9, 2020

    Amazon paid out less than £300m in tax to HMRC last year, despite raking in an extra £3bn in revenue. The e-commerce giant said it paid £293m in direct tax — meaning contributions paid directly to the Treasury through levies such as corporation tax and business rates — in 2019, rising by more than a [...]

  • Furlough scheme: UK looking at 27,000 potential fraud cases

    September 8, 2020

    The UK’s tax authority is looking into 27,000 potential cases of fraud relating to the government’s furlough scheme. HM Revenue and Customs’ (HMRC) probes have already led to an arrest of one person who has been suspected of fraud and there are a “number of active investigations”, according to the Prime Minister’s spokesman. HMRC’s top [...]

  • Worried about furlough fraud? Now is the time to check your claims

    September 7, 2020

    When Covid-19 struck, HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) introduced the furlough scheme at remarkable speed to help people and businesses through the pandemic. But when claims are made in a rush – and under huge pressure – mistakes are inevitable. Also, sadly, when a recession hits the likelihood of fraud tends to increase.  That is [...]

  • Finablr to miss accounts deadline amid fraud claims

    August 25, 2020

    Troubled payments business Finablr which is entangled in a fraud probe today said it would miss its deadline this week to publish its financial accounts. The Travelex-owner said on 23 June that it had changed its accounting reference date to 28 February, resulting in a deadline of 28 August to publish its financial statements. Finablr [...]

  • Lending through key UK coronavirus schemes tops £52bn

    August 18, 2020

    Bank lending to struggling businesses through the government-backed coronavirus lending programmes has topped £52bn, figures today showed. The bounce back loan scheme (BBLS), under which the government backs 100 per cent of loans up to £50,000, has seen by far the most use. Treasury figures showed £35.5bn had been lent out through the programme by [...]

  • Purplebricks fined £260,000 for breach of money-laundering rules

    August 18, 2020

    Online estate agency Purplebricks has been fined more than £260,000 by HM Revenue & Customs for violating money-laundering rules. Under UK regulations implemented in 2017, estate agencies are required to ensure customers are not using their business to launder money. The legislation says estate agencies are responsible for carrying out financial checks on their clients [...]

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