Rumours which were  circulating about Irish Insurance company Quinn Insurance being in trouble appear to be unfounded.

It was posted on a number of forums over the weekend that Quinn Insurance were to hold talks with the Irish Government early this week, but this appears to have just been speculation.

update 1st April 2010

Quinn insurance in administration

It now looks as though the Quinn Insurance Group has gone in to administration

More information on the BBC News website by clicking here

Please let me know If anyone has any further information about the Quinn insurance rumour.

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LABOUR PARTY EXPOSED AS VAT RATS

“The Government is making this VAT rate change as part of a broader package of measures to give the economy a boost. Passing on the VAT reduction through reduced prices will stimulate consumer spending, and mean that both businesses and consumers benefit from the change.The Government is looking to businesses to pass on the benefit to consumers, and has encouraged them to do so.”

Maybe they should look a little closer to home first

Speculation says he may still be trying to put an end to income shifting and that company directors drawing low wages and taking high dividends are in his firing line.

 On 7 October at the National Motorcycle Museum in Birmingham, in front of 349 fellow accountants from across the country, Moreton-in-Marsh based Tayabali-Tomlin were named as the 2008/9 UK Accounting Firm of The Year runners up.

The Award, sponsored by AVN, is the only one of its kind where the winners are chosen by a panel of fellow accountants. Explaining their success, AVN’s Chairman Steve Pipe said:

 ”Tayabali-Tomlin are blazing a trail for other accountants to follow. Even in the face of the recession their proactive approach is helping their clients to grow, to create jobs and to become more successful. As a result they are redefining what businesses should expect from their accountants.”

 Immediately after their Award success Tayabali-Tomlin director Aynsley Damery said:

 ”Although we didn’t win, this is a wonderful honour for us.  We have always believed that we are great at what we do – providing our clients with additional and relevant value-added services, helping them achieve increased profitability and personal wealth whilst generating phenomenal tax savings.  It’s all the more flattering to know that our peers believe so too!”

 Tayabali-Tomlin are offering the first 10 readers to call them on 01608 650450 the chance to test drive their new £1000 anti-recession service free of charge. Designed to put tens, or perhaps even hundreds, of thousands of pounds in extra cash into your bank account, the anti-recession service uses leading-edge proprietary processes to identify how to improve your tax bills, growth rate, profitability, cashflow and the value of your business.

Christine Bleakley co-hosts the early evening BBC One programme One Show with Brummie Adrian Chiles.

Born in Northern Ireland in January 1980, Christine Bleakley initialy started her career as a floor manager and worked behind the scenes at BBC NI.

She then moved in front of the camera on various local N. Ireland shows, such as SkyHigh and First Stop, before landing the co-host role on the One Show when previous presenter Myleene Klass unexpectedly went in to labour.

‘Adrian and I are just good friends’ she laughed when rumours started circulating that her and Adrian Chiles were getting cosy. 

Chiles recently announced the break up of his 10 year marriage to radio presener / producer Jane Garvey.

Who is Christine Bleakley Strictly Come Dancing ?

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