‘Unduly complex’ laws threatening major developments in Ireland – Chief Justice – Independent.ie

Chief Justice Mr Frank Clarke. Picture: Collins ‘Unduly complex’ laws threatening major developments in Ireland – Chief Justice Independent.ie Irelands top judge has warned major developments are being held up due to unclear and unduly complex environmental legislation. https://www.independent.ie/irish-news/unduly-complex-laws-threatening-major-developments-in-ireland-chief-justice-37127544.html https://www.independent.ie/incoming/article36501385.ece/5bbd3/AUTOCROP/h342/PL32919851Calls%20to%20the%20out%20INT_ED5_S01%20Read-Only.jpg Email Irelands top judge has warned major developments are being held up due to unclear…

Kent pension company shut down in the interest of investors – GOV.UK

Chartwell Trustee Pension Solutions Ltd (Chartwell), was the sole trustee of the Pinnacle Pension Scheme and was incorporated on 14 December 2007. Its registered office was Kingfisher House, Bromley, Kent. The Insolvency Service launched an investigation into the companys activities following complaints received by it and Action Fraud. The investigation found: the company was entrusted…

IBC: NCLAT Asks Rewant To File Affidavit Over Association With Ravi Ruia In Essar Steel Insolvency Case – BloombergQuint

Senior Advocate Mukul Rohatgi appearing for Numetal submitted that although ArcelorMittal has disposed of share before submitting its resolution plan in February, but it was a promotor of Uttam Galva till March 21 on NSE and March 23 on BSE records. “They (ArcelorMittal) continued as a promotor of the company notwithstanding of selling of their…

Low-cost Pobeda wants to connect Moscow with Europe, via Kaliningrad – www.rusaviainsider.com

Low-cost carrier Pobeda plans to launch transit flights from Moscow to Europe via Kaliningrad (I. Zarembo / Khrabrovo Airport) Khrabrovo Airport, which serves Kaliningrad, has reached an agreement with Aeroflots low-cost subsidiary Pobeda Airlines to set up hub operations through the Russian enclave. Khrabrovos general director Alexander Korytny explained in an interview to Interfax newswire…

Australian economy losing billions due to companies deliberately going broke, PwC finds – The Guardian

Phoenixing by companies that deliberately go broke has a direct cost of up to $5bn a year on business, employees and government, including a whopping $3bn owed to other businesses, a PwC report says. Phoenixing is the deliberate and systematic liquidation of a company to avoid liabilities such as tax and employee entitlements then restarting…

Rising cost of phoenixing delivers $5 billion economic hit, Kelly O’Dwyer says – The Australian Financial Review

Phoenixing is costing the economy as much as $5 billion a year through unpaid wages, invoices and tax bills, a new report claims, as the Turnbull government intensifies its crackdown on dodgy company directors. The government’s Phoenix taskforce conducted about 340 reviews and audits in 2017-18, raising more than $270 million in tax liabilities and collecting…