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26 November 2020
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On the 1st of December the rules regarding the order of priority of claims in corporate insolvencies will change so that certain tax debts due to HMRC will have priority over ordinary creditors.
In their latest video, commercial litigation partners Nicola Ross and Richard McMeeken, discuss what the HMRC priority will mean in practice for businesses, directors and lenders.
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