Whilst 341,006 companies are part of a group structure, only 13,551 file consolidated accounts. So although on the surface a company might seem eligible for CBILS, if they’re part of a group and are not filing consolidated accounts, further checks will be necessary to ascertain whether or not they are eligible for the scheme. We have introduced new warnings to V2 of our CBILS Eligibility+ Endpoint to highlight flags such as this to enable our customers to better assess business suitability for support.
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- DueDil Insight: (Covid-19) Credit Risk Rating of CBILS Eligible Companies
- DueDil Insight: (Covid-19) Geographical Spread of CBILS-eligible SMEs
- DueDil Insight: (Covid-19) Newly Incorporated Companies in the South East vs North West
- DueDil Insight: (Covid-19) Companies in Liquidation / Administration in the South East vs North West
- DueDil Insight: (Covid-19) CBILS Eligible Companies Group Structure
- DueDil Insight: (Covid-19) Companies in Group Structures Filing Consolidated Accounts
- DueDil Insight: (Covid-19) Companies with parents registered in a Tax Haven
- DueDil Insight: (Covid-19) Credit Risk Rating of CBILS Eligible Companies by Region
- DueDil Insight: (Covid-19) Geographical Distribution of CBILS Lenders against Eligible Companies
- DueDil Insight: High Street Businesses in Liquidation and Administration
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