Inland Revenue To Consider Town Proposals


O'Hara

By Cuth
June 10 2002

Halifax Town have passed on proposals on the clubs future to the Inland Revenue. The proposals will include ways in which the club can pay back the debts that they owe.

Future Plans Submitted To Inland Revenue

Administrator Peter O'Hara has submitted plans to the Inland Revenue that will hopefully take Halifax Town into CVA.

It is thought that the plans have been put together by Adie Hall and David Cairns who are the leading figures in the consortium hoping to take the club forward.

Although it seems as though there is no big investment going to be going into the club, the consortium will hopefully be investing enough money to pay a big chunk of the Inland Revenue bill to keep them sweet for the time being.

If this is the case, the Board of Directors can then begin to build for next season with rumours already going around that a manager has been put in position all ready.

This is possibly good news at long last and it will be fingers crossed all week until the Inland Revenue make a decision which will hopefully be towards the end of the week.

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