If A Company Announces A Loss

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  1. Con

    Conan Troutman Well-Known Member

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    Of £1m or more, but does not give any other figures beyond that, what do you think their motive would be for not disclosing any other information that may allow "stakeholders" to assess their financial performance?
     
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    tyrone1 Banned Idiot

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    What's your point

    Surely as long as long as that company. Is operating g within the law it's not a problem


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    Conan Troutman Well-Known Member

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    I'm not making a point. I'm asking a question.
     
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    tyrone1 Banned Idiot

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    If you are asking a question. Surely the question must have a point
     
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    Stop. Putting full-stops. In. Sentences.
     
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    Absolutely no idea, could be any number of reasons.
     
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    Stakeholders will receive more info in the form of a 'full' set of accounts. Those filed at Companies House and publically viewable are a reduced version. There's nothing sinister going on I'm sure, standard stuff
     
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    If you're talking about a football club they seem to be above the law. All of these undisclosed transfer fees could amount to anything. Some clubs are allegedly used for money laundering. There was a good debate on Talksport a few months back where they said as much. In particular thee expert said that foreign owners most definitely had an ulterior motive.Look at Leeds, Blackpool and Blackburn Portsmouth before them, Are they operating within the law.
     
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