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Originally posted by Midlands Eagle
I spot a sense of humour bypass. You wouldn't happen to be a Chartered Accountant by any chance You’re accusing me of a lack of sense of humour! Mr Pot meet Mr Kettle
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Originally posted by Midlands Eagle
it looks like it I mean can recidivism be held against us and, if so, how?
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Originally posted by Ginger Pubic Wig
The fines are comparatively small but if it drags on for long and gets to the stage of Companies House threatening to dissolve the company as it did last year it will damage the club's reputation to manage it's own affairs and people will wonder what is going on behind the scenes
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Originally posted by Midlands Eagle
The fines are comparatively small but if it drags on for long and gets to the stage of Companies House threatening to dissolve the company as it did last year it will damage the club's reputation to manage it's own affairs and people will wonder what is going on behind the scenes I've been wondering that for quite a while
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Accounts now lodged so we just have to wait a few more days until they appear on the Companies House file
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Originally posted by kenbarr
So all this kerfuffle over four days. Really now, can we please just stop and take a breath? Of course, now we will have to pick the filings apart number by number, syllable by syllable and find something else to worry about. This has become beyond boring and I'm unsubscribing. I have far more important things to worry about. The law of the land states that all limited companies must file their annual accounts within nine months of their year end so what you call a kerfuffle is actually an illegal act. Naturally the accounts will be examined when they are available as most of us are interested in the financial health of the club that we support but please don't feel obliged to read our comments if it bores you
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Originally posted by Midlands Eagle
The law of the land states that all limited companies must file their annual accounts within nine months of their year end so what you call a kerfuffle is actually an illegal act. The company has until midnight on the deadline day to lodge the accounts at companies house, accounts hand delivered or posted to companies house will then take several days to be shown as received on the website, it will then be several more days before they are available for viewing. It is extremely likely that these accounts were received on 31st March, just to add to that, at no point did the website say that the accounts were overdue.
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Originally posted by bomber81
The company has until midnight on the deadline day to lodge the accounts at companies house, accounts hand delivered or posted to companies house will then take several days to be shown as received on the website, it will then be several more days before they are available for viewing. It is extremely likely that these accounts were received on 31st March, just to add to that, at no point did the website say that the accounts were overdue. Welcome back to the CPFC Accounts thread for your annual post
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Available now.
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Originally posted by braunstoneagle
all these clueless numpties on here moaning about why we havnt signed X Y or Z might now understand, and pipe down. also...all these clueless numpties on here who moan about the owners might now understand why so many people who actually understand football stick up for them, and again hopefully might pipe down. What are your findings braunston?
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Losses of £33,396,000 and net assets of just £3 million. That's what you get when Sam Allardyce "saves your club
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Originally posted by Midlands Eagle
Let's not forget either that the accounts reflect a twelve month period that ended nine months ago so we have probably been running at a similar rate of losses since then as the wage bill won't have shrunk much since then. It wouldn't surprise me to see either one or both of our valuable assets being sold this summer in order to balance the books Edited by Midlands Eagle (07 Apr 2019 8.30am) That was my question what is the current rate of losses? I thought we offloaded a load of players hopefully that would have eased the wage bill.
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Originally posted by Badger11
That was my question what is the current rate of losses? I thought we offloaded a load of players hopefully that would have eased the wage bill.
Edited by Helmet46 (07 Apr 2019 8.55am)
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