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Apostle Accounting owner Zoe Goodchild has described herself as a "disruptor" of accountancy The firm had previously denied allegations that it had sent off tax rebate claims on behalf of.
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Directors Zoe and Martin Goodchild (Image: Simply C Photography) When the pandemic arrived and brought with it a great deal of uncertainty for the UK's business community, Apostle.
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When the issue first came to light, Apostle, which was founded by Zoe Goodchild in 2012, said it was taking the matter "extremely seriously" and believed the cases "showcase an incorrect.
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Apostle Accounting, the Suffolk-based firm at the centre of a tax scandal in which hundreds of businesses were left in debt to HMRC, has been wound up. Apostle Accounting, founded by Zoe Goodchild in 2012, was unceremoniously pulled into the limelight earlier this year after a number of aggrieved former clients spoke out against the firm and.
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Apostle Accounting, based in Stowmarket, offered clients a service to obtain tax refunds based on work expenses and took a 20 per cent fee before forwarding the money on to its clients. The.
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Apostle Accounting is owned by Zoe Goodchild, who set it up in 2012 Police said officers were investigating "a large number of allegations of fraud" involving an accountancy business. The.
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An ex-employee of a company at the centre of a tax rebate scandal has spoken of being "heartbroken and ashamed". More than 800 people were left with large tax bills after Suffolk-based Apostle.
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An investigation has been launched into a Apostle Accounting in Stowmarket, Suffolk, where Zoe Goodchild is the founder.
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Former clients of Apostle Accounting, based in Stowmarket in Suffolk, have expressed their anger at Zoe Goodchild's trip to Monte Carlo, Monaco.
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Apostle, founded by Zoe Goodchild in 2012, came under fire earlier this year after a number of its former clients were ordered by HMRC to pay back the tax rebates they had originally claimed.
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4th October 2023, 03:33 PDT By Matt Precey BBC News, East of England Anonymous Hundreds of clients of Apostle Accounting say they have received repayment demands off HMRC Hundreds of people.
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The notice, posted by Apostle director Zoe Goodchild, states a resolution was passed on 10 October to wind up the company. The liquidation is being handled by Leeds-based firm DFW Associates..
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Apostle Accounting has two directors, Martin Goodchild and Zoe Goodchild, and the firm was set up in October 2012. Clients who used Suffolk-based accountancy firm Apostle Accounting to obtain tax refunds were told by HMRC they had made 'incorrect claims' and were not entitled to the money. There are estimated to be between 800 and 1,400.
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Apostle, which was founded by Zoe Goodchild, said it is taking the matter "extremely seriously" and believes the cases "showcase an incorrect application by HMRC officers of its own rules/guidance".