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The last five years has been a tumultuous period for small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs) in the UK. The financial crisis has affected all businesses regardless of size, though certain types of company have been able to respond and recover much more easily. This is partly due to the fact that larger businesses have the resources to protect themselves, the cash flow to insulate the company from temporary problems, greater insight into how to recover, and, in many cases, are also protected by ‘the too big to fail’ stigma.

As the Government continues to implement some of the most deep and far-reaching cuts to public service since the creation of social security, how will private sector businesses potentially be affected?

In a bid to tackle outstanding PAYE bills, Her Majesty’s Revenue and Customs decided to tackle football clubs.

With an increasing number of prime developments across the UK falling into receivership under the management of Law of Property Act Receivers, being fully aware of their powers is vital.

The new Governor of the Bank of England, Mark Carney, has a tough job ahead of him as he tries to direct the nation towards economic recovery and greater growth. While his predecessor, Mervyn King, stood at the helm during an incredibly tough economic collapse and oversaw the initial efforts to reboot the economy, Carney has taken over at a point where the public are tired of waiting for the much discussed recovery and feel they need immediate action.