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Business records for the self-employed
Keeping on top of your business records as well as separate personal records of your income is a crucial exercise if you’re self-employed as a sole trader, or…
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Deliberating a demerger?
For a multitude of possible reasons, shareholders or directors of a business may be considering to split their business up in the form of a demerger. Whether the…
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US set for huge tax hike
With President Joe Biden pushing to nearly double the rate of capital gains tax (CGT) for the US’s wealthiest individuals, could the UK soon be looking to follow…
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Life after death – are you discussing estate planning?
Despite the emotional aspect of discussing end-of-life financial planning, difficult conversations around inheritances and estate planning are critical for families to discuss in order to make better-informed decisions.…
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Proactive tax compliance can lead to business success
With an ever-growing list of tax obligations for business owners to be aware of, an agile compliance approach is integral for operational resilience and growth. The consequences of…
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The value of due diligence
If you’re considering expanding your business through acquisition, or considering a management buy-in or management buy-out, good due diligence is an assurance that your venture is mitigating the…
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Employment related securities – mandatory tax reporting
Offering employees equity-based incentives has become commonplace, but many employers are unaware how to report these complex transactions to HMRC. What are employment related securities? Reporting of employment…
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Raising finance for your business
A key aspect to a business project’s success or for your business to see growth is raising the right type of capital. Whether you’re looking to fund acquisitions,…
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Crackdown on second homes classed as Furnished Holiday Lets
Amidst a rising demand for holiday lets as the UK prepares for a ‘staycation’ boom this summer, the Treasury have announced that they intend to crack down on…