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We explore the impact of some of the main macroeconomic developments on industry trends such as M&A activity and market concentration.
Top 75 UK Insurance Brokers
Two common employment tax-related errors could cause you real problems when it’s time to sell the business. Here’s how to avoid the pitfalls that can threaten a smooth sale.
Pre-sale due diligence: don’t get caught out
If your firm is preparing for a CASS 5 audit, our recent conversation with the Regulator may provide some crucial guidance.
CASS 5 compliance: the FCA advises
HMRC now offers a service for individuals to voluntarily disclose any unpaid taxes from cryptoassets like exchange tokens, NFTs, and utility tokens. This highlights their focus on cryptoassets and the significant amount of unpaid tax suspected.
HMRC launches new campaign to target unpaid tax on cryptoassets
Even in times of economic stability, making adjustments to transfer pricing is far from straightforward. Here’s our guide to year end best practice.
Transfer pricing in a turbulent economy
We are already in transition towards a fundamental change in the way the self-employed and partnerships calculate their taxable profits. How should you plan, and what should you be doing now?
Basis period reform – how to keep it simple
Our Partners give their reactions to the recently announced Autumn Statement measures delivered by the Chancellor in his plan to help grow the British economy.
Autumn Statement 2023
A review of corporate governance is not on the Government’s agenda for this parliamentary session. We explain how the FRC is revisiting the proposed reforms as a result.
The FRC updates its policy on corporate governance reforms
The Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act received Royal Assent last week and introduces UK authorities to proactively target organised criminals. Robert Brooker, Head of our Fraud & Forensics summarises what you need to know.
The Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act
A recent Upper Tribunal case has highlighted HMRC’s strict view of what constitutes ‘exceptional circumstances’, Andrew McCready explains.
“Exceptional circumstances” and the Statutory Residence Test
VAT Partner, Mark Ellis explains why just because an HMRC VAT review doesn’t result in a VAT assessment doesn’t necessarily mean that HMRC agrees with what you’re doing.
Why ‘silence isn’t always golden’ in an HMRC VAT review
The reintroduction of old rules mean that, once again, it’s important that UK companies understand the impact on their tax and cashflow position. We explain what you need to know.