US EditionPopular bakery with two branches in south Essex facing HMRC winding-up petition
- Wenzel's the Bakers may go out of business due to legal action from HMRC, as reported by MailOnline.
- A winding up petition from the Treasury could lead to liquidation if unresolved.
- Karl Spinks, Chief Operating Officer at Wenzel's, stated they do not expect redundancies or store closures.
- A HMRC spokesperson emphasized they seek to support customers and only file petitions after exhausting other options.
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Will we have to go elsewhere for our patriotic cupcakes? (Picture: Rex) There could soon be a baked goods showdown to rival M&S and Aldi in the caterpillar wars, but this time involving the taxman. HMRC is taking bakery chain Wenzel’s to court over unpaid debts. The government agency has filed a winding up petition, a last resort to forcibly liquidate a company so that it will be able to pay the money it owes. The news on the legal action led to…
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