Imperial Consolidated financials did not contain auditor’s statement, says Companies House

By David Marchant

24 years ago

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Fraud Investment United Kingdom

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Imperial Consolidated

Companies House for England and Wales told OffshoreAlert today that it rejected the statutory financial statement submitted a few days ago by the British holding company of the Imperial Consolidated group because “there was no auditor’s statement”.

Why Imperial Consolidated PLC would submit an unaudited financial statement when the law clearly requires it to file an audited statement is anyone’s guess.

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