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Plan to boost rights of employees hit by insolvency
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Updated / Tuesday, 11 May 2021
18:20
The Government s Small Company Administrative Rescue Process and Miscellaneous Provisions Bill (SCARP) targets small and micro business
Minister of State for Trade Robert Troy has said a more cost-effective and faster administrative process will be put in place before the summer to enable viable, vulnerable businesses to restructure.
He said the Small Company Administrative Rescue Process and Miscellaneous Provisions Bill targets small and micro business.
They make up 90% of companies registered with the Companies Registration Office and employ a total of 780,000 people.
78% of these firms operate in sectors which have been particularly challenged by the pandemic such as retail, hospitality and the service industry, Mr Troy noted.
A Government Minister has suggested it will be possible for taxes owed by struggling small businesses to be written down in new âexaminership-liteâ proposals that could be enacted before the summer.
Robert Troy, Minister of State at the Department of Enterprise, says he will bring proposals to Cabinet next week for a so-called âsummary rescueâ process for SMEs. This would allow insolvent SMEs to restructure debts using a fast-track administrative process, without the huge expense of going to court, which makes the current examinership system too costly for many SMEs.
Revenue is a priority creditor under insolvency law and gets paid ahead of most other creditors when a business goes bust, although in practice judges often sanction tax write-down deals in a full court-administered examinership.
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