Enterprise faces £31m claims hit from Icebreaker tax avoidance scheme used by Take That
Enterprise, which stopped writing business in 2016, has now admitted claims of £558,368 relating to the scheme.
Estimated claims still to be looked at could reach £31m, according to a liquidators’
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