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£55m .... £134m ..... £1billion, the figures reported seem to be massaged to match the viewpoint of the the person reporting them.

For a fact, we owe £3.3m to other football cubs, what is being overlooked is we are owed £3.8m by football clubs too.

For a fact, the £55m includes £8m worth of debentures that have to be included, for the very likely option, no debenture holder will ask for thier money back.

For a fact, the £134m figure includes both the BTC & the STC, the figures are NOT defined. The BTC figure of £49m is based on the MAXIMUM fine & the MAXIMUM interest charges, something that has never been applied in a tax case, HMRC will always temper any decision they make against the likelyhood of being paid.

For a fact, there is £27m that that is tied up with Ticketus. That figure will likely be omitted from the £55m as they will be part of any takeover, rather than part of the CVA.

How much of that confirmed £55m will be paid as part of a CVA, in all likelyhood, very little.

How much of the reported £90m tax bill will be paid back, no one really knows but many experts (real experts ... not Seville ones!!) have already stated that it will be nowhere near that figure either.

Why should we even consider liquidation??

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£55m .... £134m ..... £1billion, the figures reported seem to be massaged to match the viewpoint of the the person reporting them.

For a fact, we owe £3.3m to other football cubs, what is being overlooked is we are owed £3.8m by football clubs too.

For a fact, the £55m includes £8m worth of debentures that have to be included, for the very likely option, no debenture holder will ask for thier money back.

For a fact, the £134m figure includes both the BTC & the STC, the figures are NOT defined. The BTC figure of £49m is based on the MAXIMUM fine & the MAXIMUM interest charges, something that has never been applied in a tax case, HMRC will always temper any decision they make against the likelyhood of being paid.

For a fact, there is £27m that that is tied up with Ticketus. That figure will likely be omitted from the £55m as they will be part of any takeover, rather than part of the CVA.

How much of that confirmed £55m will be paid as part of a CVA, in all likelyhood, very little.

How much of the reported £90m tax bill will be paid back, no one really knows but many experts (real experts ... not Seville ones!!) have already stated that it will be nowhere near that figure either.

Why should we even consider liquidation??

Even if the figures where the final calculations,which they arent we should not liquidate, but pay all our dues back the correct way.

Its the Rangers way through Adversity.

No Surrender to Liquidation ,and the Seville Calculators.

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£55m .... £134m ..... £1billion, the figures reported seem to be massaged to match the viewpoint of the the person reporting them.

For a fact, we owe £3.3m to other football cubs, what is being overlooked is we are owed £3.8m by football clubs too.

For a fact, the £55m includes £8m worth of debentures that have to be included, for the very likely option, no debenture holder will ask for thier money back.

For a fact, the £134m figure includes both the BTC & the STC, the figures are NOT defined. The BTC figure of £49m is based on the MAXIMUM fine & the MAXIMUM interest charges, something that has never been applied in a tax case, HMRC will always temper any decision they make against the likelyhood of being paid.

For a fact, there is £27m that that is tied up with Ticketus. That figure will likely be omitted from the £55m as they will be part of any takeover, rather than part of the CVA.

How much of that confirmed £55m will be paid as part of a CVA, in all likelyhood, very little.

How much of the reported £90m tax bill will be paid back, no one really knows but many experts (real experts ... not Seville ones!!) have already stated that it will be nowhere near that figure either.

Why should we even consider liquidation??

Very well put.

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holy mother of god - is this the highest negative rep count for one person in one thread ever? can gersandy ever recover from this?

MCCLAUGHAN1 survived the negative reps...but he is battle hard veteran, let's see what gersandy has in his locker...

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Liquidation the best option? Nah, it will be a CVA agreement, the OP is either at it or has been reading so much misinformation his wee arse has collapsed with fright.

I have honestly held tight to the belief that we will come through this and out the other side stronger and better. Here's to ten in a row under Super Ally, starting next year :21:

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The thread should NOT be locked, there is too much misinformation going around about liquidation/CVA etc, so it helps to dismiss this rumour and innuendo.

Agreed - its not 11 pages of debate, its 11 pages of the OP and a couple of others being misproven through valuable information.

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Right, lets set the record straight.

A CVA is the most likely way out of this.

If however the HMRC refuse to deal for any reason, then we are looking at the company our club sits within possibly liquidating.

The club will not liquidate. Only a company can be put into liquidation.

In the event that the company is given a winding up order, the assets are sold prior to closure and the official decliration of liquidation.

The club is included in the assets, most importantly the 'goodwill' or trading rights if you will.

As soon as someone buys the goodwill and transfers it to a NewCo, then the club along with its history is safe.

The old company can then be liquidated.

This is the route that both Leeds and Luton amongst others have used.

Again, a CVA is both the most likely and best solution, but if the HMRC refuse to deal, then this is a valid option.

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