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I might be wrong, and that wouldn’t be unusual, but the accounts as such wouldn’t be what the court /HMRC asked for indeed were looking at the accounts would be more about Corporation Tax which I would suspect for a club continually making losses would be nil as opposed to PAYE/NIC and VAT...

Depends on what type of company but the chances are it’s a private company so for year end 30 Nov2020 would need to file those accounts at companies house by 30 November 2021. The front screen of each record at Companies House shows the date by which the accounts have to be registered. Simply...

The accounts for the year ending 31 July 2019 had COVID not been an issue should have been filed by the end of April 2020 but there was a 3 month extension so those accounts had to be filed by 31 July 2020. Here is what Companies House say: “From 27 June 2020, more companies will get an...

As witnessed by the numerous last minute reprieves at the High Court it seems that Southend have a current history of playing loose and fast with the likes of HMRC. Just looking at Shrimpers Zone and spending a few minutes on Companies House website to confirm it seems that SUFC are now two...

Rowed back it seems from the threats of legal action. The only thing I thought was even close to a good idea was IF, a north v south league is formed as a one off then results stand. No way should they even consider 3 promotions but there is one vacancy that could be filled Having said that...

In 2009/10 following the introduction of NLS & NLN there was a complete re rewrite of the leagues articles of association. In those amended articles of association it actually states that rules can only be amended by way of a special resolution. So as much as it saddens me in terms of voting...