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06 January 2011
Issue: 4287 / Categories: News
Hansard, 9 Dec 2010, vol 520, no 88, col 368W

Replying to a written question concerning the number of businesses that have had their C1S6 gross status certificate withdrawn, David Gauke, exchequer secretary to the Treasury gave the following statistics.

  • 2008: 11,348
  • 2009: 8,494
  • 2010 (to 21.11.10): 8,052
Issue: 4287 / Categories: News
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