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Unlock opportunities within the CIR regime
The CIR regime rules can create opportunities to preserve future capacity, unlock prior restricted deductions and improve tax financing arrangements.
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The hidden cost of “Minor” accounting errors
Minor accounting errors can have serious tax consequences. Discover when disclosure to HMRC is needed and how specialist support can help.
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Retiring as a Partner
As a retiring Partner, what should you be considering when leaving the firm?
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The business case for nature
Nature loss is becoming a material business risk. Discover how organisations can build resilience and create long-term value.
Precision manufacturing
UK precision manufacturing: A resilient, capability led sector at the centre of an active M&A market
Discover how reshoring, automation and investor demand are driving M&A activity and valuations in UK precision manufacturing.
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Bolt VAT ruling
The Court of Appeal has overturned the earlier First tier Tribunal and Upper Tribunal decisions that were in favour of Bolt Services UK Limited.
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Navigating global expansion
Global expansion payroll success through local expertise, ensuring compliance, accuracy and a better employee experience.
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JLR cyber disruption
The JLR cyber incident put Midlands suppliers under financial pressure. We examine the impact and lessons for building greater resilience.
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Preparing for the new FRS 102 requirements
Discover practical insights, expert guidance and fresh thinking to help your organisation navigate change, manage risk and drive sustainable growth.
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R&D tax relief disputes
Recent FTT ruling highlights the Tribunal’s approach to costs applications in R&D tax relief disputes, following M-Sport Wheels Ltd v HMRC.
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Charities Alert
Updates on the latest charity news and key announcements that you may need to act on.
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HMRC gets the rug pulled out from under it: Tapi succeeds in £13.5 million VAT dispute
Retailers, platforms and service arrangers should assess whether they act as agents or as principals resupplying services.
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When should an executor stop and take advice? Ten warning signs to look out for
Seeking advice early can help executors avoid delays, disputes and personal liability.
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Expanding your business internationally
Exploring the principles around creating an international taxable presence and common problems on which we frequently advise.
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Accounting for government grants
If your company has taken out a government grant, it is important that you record it correctly in the interim and annual financial statements.
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Financial distress in the estate agency sector
Higher costs and weaker sales are putting estate agencies under pressure. Discover the warning signs and options available.
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Resilience and SRM: In practice
Exploring today’s third-party risk challenges and practical steps insurers can take to strengthen supplier and partner oversight.
wind turbine and mountains
New era for AIM
AIM's biggest reform in years gives energy companies simpler access to funding, greater flexibility and new growth opportunities.
Woman-in-office-on-Ipad-tablet-smiling
Unlock opportunities within the CIR regime
The CIR regime rules can create opportunities to preserve future capacity, unlock prior restricted deductions and improve tax financing arrangements.
two-colleagues-in-a-meeting
The hidden cost of “Minor” accounting errors
Minor accounting errors can have serious tax consequences. Discover when disclosure to HMRC is needed and how specialist support can help.
Holding lightbulb
Retiring as a Partner
As a retiring Partner, what should you be considering when leaving the firm?
Buildings in greenery
The business case for nature
Nature loss is becoming a material business risk. Discover how organisations can build resilience and create long-term value.
Precision manufacturing
UK precision manufacturing: A resilient, capability led sector at the centre of an active M&A market
Discover how reshoring, automation and investor demand are driving M&A activity and valuations in UK precision manufacturing.
car driving toward mountain
Bolt VAT ruling
The Court of Appeal has overturned the earlier First tier Tribunal and Upper Tribunal decisions that were in favour of Bolt Services UK Limited.
ipad and pen with graphs
Navigating global expansion
Global expansion payroll success through local expertise, ensuring compliance, accuracy and a better employee experience.
typing-on-laptop-dark-image
JLR cyber disruption
The JLR cyber incident put Midlands suppliers under financial pressure. We examine the impact and lessons for building greater resilience.
Two people
Preparing for the new FRS 102 requirements
Discover practical insights, expert guidance and fresh thinking to help your organisation navigate change, manage risk and drive sustainable growth.
Three people in a team meeting
R&D tax relief disputes
Recent FTT ruling highlights the Tribunal’s approach to costs applications in R&D tax relief disputes, following M-Sport Wheels Ltd v HMRC.
Sun shining through water
Charities Alert
Updates on the latest charity news and key announcements that you may need to act on.
aerial view of people working
HMRC gets the rug pulled out from under it: Tapi succeeds in £13.5 million VAT dispute
Retailers, platforms and service arrangers should assess whether they act as agents or as principals resupplying services.
A man filling out paperwork at home
When should an executor stop and take advice? Ten warning signs to look out for
Seeking advice early can help executors avoid delays, disputes and personal liability.
Globe on Map
Expanding your business internationally
Exploring the principles around creating an international taxable presence and common problems on which we frequently advise.
A professional woman working on a laptop in a booth
Accounting for government grants
If your company has taken out a government grant, it is important that you record it correctly in the interim and annual financial statements.
person-cycling-over-bridge
Financial distress in the estate agency sector
Higher costs and weaker sales are putting estate agencies under pressure. Discover the warning signs and options available.
Mountain view through rocks
Resilience and SRM: In practice
Exploring today’s third-party risk challenges and practical steps insurers can take to strengthen supplier and partner oversight.
wind turbine and mountains
New era for AIM
AIM's biggest reform in years gives energy companies simpler access to funding, greater flexibility and new growth opportunities.