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Late filing of accounts rises 25%
An increasing number of British companies are struggling to meet deadlines for filing accounts to Companies House.
Late filings have increased by 25% over the last four years and a total of 238,699 British companies filed their accounts late last year as businesses struggle to balance their books.
The late filing of accounts can have severe ramifications on a business, especially in the current financial climate.
The action can result in banks cutting a firm's credit line and insurers removing trade credit insurance.
"Late filing is a very important indicator of a company struggling," said Xavier Deneker of credit insurer Coface.
Post Date: November 10th, 2008
Late filings have increased by 25% over the last four years and a total of 238,699 British companies filed their accounts late last year as businesses struggle to balance their books.
The late filing of accounts can have severe ramifications on a business, especially in the current financial climate.
The action can result in banks cutting a firm's credit line and insurers removing trade credit insurance.
"Late filing is a very important indicator of a company struggling," said Xavier Deneker of credit insurer Coface.
Post Date: November 10th, 2008
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