Comments by "Aden Wellsmith" (@adenwellsmith6908) on "tax problems in the Post office could lead to bankruptcy" video.

  1. It implies no audit trail. You also have to question, were they modifying entries not reversing and rebooking.
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  2. The big question why not massively fine the post office on top of the damages?
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  3. Leader of the Liberal democrats? Up to his neck in the mess Leader of Labour - up to his neck and lying about his involvement. Admits to 3 innocents being done. CPS says 99.
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  4. The guarantee would mean the same losses.
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  5. The alternative, Davey and Starmer are both up to the necks in the Post Office Scandal.
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  6. And the state's pension accounts are "audited", but they are a work of fiction. The Bernie Maddof school of accounting is used.
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  7. I've a suspiscion that its programmers not understanding accounting, and accountants not understanding programming. Based on personally writing 3 accounting systems  @fjkelley4774 
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  8. Depends on the borrowing. Is the borrowing guaranteed by the state?
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  9. Really? Limited liability. You can't screw any shareholders beyond going bankrupt When you go bankrupt, it depends where you are in the pecking order of creditors. In the case of compensation, the state jailed you. It was a court decision. You go after the state. The state can then of course go after the company and people.  @psychonaughtthoughts1494 
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  10. POST OFFICE LIMITED: Company number 02154540 Company type: Private limited Company It's a limited company. The tax payers are not liable to pay anything.
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  11. So how's you research going? Limited company, who is liable for what? It's very funny when people like yourself accuse others of being idiots, when its clear you are accusing others of your own failings.  @psychonaughtthoughts1494 
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