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A landscape director from Accrington falsely applied for a government loan and lied about his companys turnover, transferring the money into cash

A man has been banned from running businesses for 10 years after lying about the value of his business to get a £50,000 government loan.

Three businessmen from southeast England each claimed the maximum £50k Bounce Back Loan and one dissolved his company to avoid repayment.

Stanmore consultancy boss claimed £25,000 before closing the business in effort to avoid repaying taxpayer loan

A British-Indian businessman has been sentenced to six months in prison, suspended for 18 months, after admitting abuse of an interest-free loan offered by the UK government to businesses to cope with the Covid-19 lockdown.Rajesh Dhirajlal ...

Rajesh Dhirajlal Vaghela, 46, from Stanmore, who had received a 25,000-pound loan before closing his business in an effort to avoid repaying the taxpayer loan, pleaded guilty to fraud by abusing the Bounce Back Loan scheme.He w

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Rajesh Dhirajlal Vaghela, 46, from Stanmore, who had received a 25,000-pound loan before closing his business in an effort to avoid repaying the taxpayer loan, pleaded guilty to fraud by abusing the Bounce Back Loan scheme.He w

Rajesh Dhirajlal Vaghela, 46, from Stanmore, who had received a 25,000-pound loan before closing his business in an effort to avoid repaying the taxpayer loan, pleaded guilty to fraud by abusing the Bounce Back Loan scheme.He w