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Minister set to change course on new rules
Western Daily Press
|July 04, 2025
SMALL and micro businesses are expressing relief following indications that the government may reverse its decision on implementing stringent new Companies House regulations.
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Planned for April 2027, the regulations would have compelled small and micro enterprises to reveal their profit and loss accounts for the first time by abolishing existing exemptions.
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