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Scottish companies enter liquidation amid HMRC actions
Two Scottish companies have entered liquidation following court actions by HMRC, highlighting financial pressures in the recycling and logistics sectors.
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The story so far as of 23 October 2026
On 7 October, a Scottish recycling company was placed into compulsory liquidation after court action by HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC). A liquidator was appointed to manage the process. On 23 October, a Scottish courier company also entered liquidation following a similar court action by HMRC, marking the end of its operations due to financial difficulties. Both cases reflect the financial pressures faced by businesses in the recycling and logistics sectors.
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Scottish courier company liquidated after HMRC action
Impact Logistics firms in Scotland face increased scrutiny and potential financial instability.
Sources: Herald Scotland ↗
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Scottish recycling company enters liquidation after HMRC action
Impact Suppliers and employees of the Scottish recycling company face uncertainty due to its compulsory liquidation.
Sources: Herald Scotland ↗
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