Bostonhibby
11-01-2012, 08:05 PM
Twice in one edition
Planet Football
"The due date for filing the Glasgow clubs 2011 audited accounts was 31st December. No accounts have so far been filed, which is a potential criminal ofence for owner Craig Whyte and his boardroom colleagues. The PLUS listing has also been suspended.
Unaudited accounts were published last month. But there still remains unresolved issues with auditors Grant Thornton over the potential major tax claim from a tax avoidance scheme which could mean administratin if - as expected - Rangers lose at the tax tribunal"
Not totally new news but probably bad for them nevertheless, however some cheerier news for those pillars of UK establishment in the very same magazine:-
Private Eye Gnome Business Awards For 2011
In between Crook of the Year and Suit of the Year sits Comeback of the Year - the Winner is..............
"Craig Whyte, disqualified from being a director for 7 years in 2000 but now the owner of Glasgow Rangers"
Big Huns look like maybe coming up on the blind side of their wee brothers in Edinburgh on the administration front but it could be a draw on the credibility in the boardroom issue?
Planet Football
"The due date for filing the Glasgow clubs 2011 audited accounts was 31st December. No accounts have so far been filed, which is a potential criminal ofence for owner Craig Whyte and his boardroom colleagues. The PLUS listing has also been suspended.
Unaudited accounts were published last month. But there still remains unresolved issues with auditors Grant Thornton over the potential major tax claim from a tax avoidance scheme which could mean administratin if - as expected - Rangers lose at the tax tribunal"
Not totally new news but probably bad for them nevertheless, however some cheerier news for those pillars of UK establishment in the very same magazine:-
Private Eye Gnome Business Awards For 2011
In between Crook of the Year and Suit of the Year sits Comeback of the Year - the Winner is..............
"Craig Whyte, disqualified from being a director for 7 years in 2000 but now the owner of Glasgow Rangers"
Big Huns look like maybe coming up on the blind side of their wee brothers in Edinburgh on the administration front but it could be a draw on the credibility in the boardroom issue?