Rectifying historical accounting mistakes pushes AR network Ten into loss

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Correcting previous errors in the accounts department caused Ten Insurance Services to record a £71,000 operating loss in 2021. 

Without the exceptional items, Ten would have posted operating profits of £126,000.

The £71,000 operating loss was also an improvement on 2020, when Ten posted £134,000 in the red, according to latest accounts filed at Companies House. 

Accounting errors £71,000

The £71,000 operating loss was an improvement on 2020, when Ten posted £134,000 in the red

The accounts for Ten Insurance Services detailed that in 2019 management became aware of accounting items stretching back over a

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