Accrington Web - View Single Post

widnes viking · 19-12-2010, 08:10

You would expect the below to be a satisfactory denial - sadly I'm sure there will still be some on here who will view it with some doubt.

ACCRINGTON Stanley chief executive Rob Heys has denied rumours that the club has fallen behind with repayments to HM Revenue and Customs.

Today’s home match against Burton has been postponed because of a frozen pitch and the club also lost revenue when their recent game against Shrewsbury was called off.

But Heys dismissed rumours the Reds may be behind on tax payments – a year after they paid off a £308,000 debt to HM Revenue and Customs.

“No, not at all,” said Heys. “Losing games affects the finances but we know we can’t afford to get behind on our commitments, particularly the tax. That would be inexcusable.”

19-12-2010, 08:10	#11
widnes viking Full Member Join Date: Jun 2008 Posts: 331 Liked: 65 times Rep Power: 3321	Re: Tax Problems You would expect the below to be a satisfactory denial - sadly I'm sure there will still be some on here who will view it with some doubt. ACCRINGTON Stanley chief executive Rob Heys has denied rumours that the club has fallen behind with repayments to HM Revenue and Customs. Today’s home match against Burton has been postponed because of a frozen pitch and the club also lost revenue when their recent game against Shrewsbury was called off. But Heys dismissed rumours the Reds may be behind on tax payments – a year after they paid off a £308,000 debt to HM Revenue and Customs. “No, not at all,” said Heys. “Losing games affects the finances but we know we can’t afford to get behind on our commitments, particularly the tax. That would be inexcusable.”