Tuesday, November 17, 2009
Bournemouth Pay Off a Tax Debt
-Bournemouth Official Statement -
EDDIE MITCHELL STATEMENT
Posted on: Mon 16 Nov 2009
"Thanks to the hard work of the staff, the Board and our supporters, combined with the performances of the team and Eddie and Jason's efforts to get those good performances, we have been able to pay the HMRC debt.
These efforts are something that needs to be kept up for a long time so that we will be rid of all our debts. This is an inroad in to the debt, but we have to carry on the good work and make sure that our tax is paid when its due and continue to make inroads in to other debts. Whilst we can pat ourselves on the back now, we must keep the hard work going.
Currently, this will not affect the embargo we are under. We have now satisfied two important requirements of the Football League and are now up to date with our HMRC debts. When we feel it is appropriate, we will go back to the Football League and see if we can't at least get loan players. I do not want to go back to them until such time that we feel confident that the Football League will back us.
There is no resting on our laurels. All the staff, the board, the management, the players and all the supporters must keep up all the hard work and continue to play their part." Bournemouth
EDDIE MITCHELL STATEMENT
Posted on: Mon 16 Nov 2009
"Thanks to the hard work of the staff, the Board and our supporters, combined with the performances of the team and Eddie and Jason's efforts to get those good performances, we have been able to pay the HMRC debt.
These efforts are something that needs to be kept up for a long time so that we will be rid of all our debts. This is an inroad in to the debt, but we have to carry on the good work and make sure that our tax is paid when its due and continue to make inroads in to other debts. Whilst we can pat ourselves on the back now, we must keep the hard work going.
Currently, this will not affect the embargo we are under. We have now satisfied two important requirements of the Football League and are now up to date with our HMRC debts. When we feel it is appropriate, we will go back to the Football League and see if we can't at least get loan players. I do not want to go back to them until such time that we feel confident that the Football League will back us.
There is no resting on our laurels. All the staff, the board, the management, the players and all the supporters must keep up all the hard work and continue to play their part." Bournemouth
