Throughout the history of accounting a company has generally been assumed to be bust when it can no longer pay its creditors. That can no longer be true though. A company now has to be considered bankrupt if it cannot undertake its trade and be net carbon neutral when doing so. In this video I explain why.
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Is Tax Reseach LLP carbon neutral? If not, when you are fiing for bankruptcy?
By 2040
When I expect it to be carbon neutral
it’s a serious question that deserves a serious answer, Richard. Tax Research LLP is not carbon neutral; it pays for servers that consume electricity, it drives, trains and flies you to conferences. It’s hardly Exxon, but neither is it carbon neutral. So how does your principle apply to it?
Which is another way of saying, how does it apply to any business, large or small?
Of course it’s a serious question
The answer is no it’s but carbon neutral
But but will it ever be unless major suppliers ate forced to be
Hence SCA
Isn’t that obvious?