The Disqualification Files Archives

Using a Santander Bounce Back Loan to Pay Off His Personal Credit Card Bill and Giving Some of It to Benefit His Wife’s Business Sees a Company Director Slapped with a 6 Year Disqualification

July 12, 2022

There has been another noticeable jump in the number of disqualifications handed out to Company Directors for all manner of Bounce Back Loan wrongdoing recently, and here is an overview of one of them that saw a 6-year disqualification being given out. […]

A Mid-Ranged Disqualification Seems to be the Going Rate If Someone Fails to Maintain, Preserve or Doesn’t Deliver Accounting Records When Liquidating Their Company with a Bounce Back Loan Owing

July 12, 2022

I am seeing a growing number of Company Directors being given a mid-ranged disqualification, such as the one in this case who got a 7 Year ban, for failing to maintain, preserve and, or in the alternative deliver up complete accounting records of his business when winding it up, with a Bounce Back Loan owing. […]

10 Year Disqualification for Bagging an HSBC Bounce Back Loan worth £50k Along with a Starling Bank BBL Worth £50k for the Same Business

July 11, 2022

This case which has resulted in a Company Director getting a 10-year disqualification involves her securing two £50k Bounce Back Loans for one single company which was against the rules of the scheme. The banks involved were Starling Bank and HSBC. […]

Transferring Funds to His Personal Bank Account and Over-Egging His Business Turnover to Get a £50k Bounce Back Loan from HSBC Lands Company Director with a 9 Year Disqualification

July 11, 2022

A 9-year disqualification has just been handed out to a Company Director whose accounts prove his turnover was over-egged and the money trail proved the loan was not used for the benefit of his business. […]

6 Year Disqualification For a Company Director for Using a £50k NatWest Bounce Back Loan for Personal Benefit and Not for the Benefit of His Business

July 11, 2022

It does look like a 6 year disqualification is the most common “punishment” for using a Bounce Back Loan for personal benefit and not the benefit for a business and leaving it owing at liquidation, as yet another Company Director has just been handed one, as this case reveals. […]