Blog19th Mar 2020
As a generation, we think we are very technologically advanced and able to cope with anything. However, in light of recent events, many companies are optimising flexible working and working from other locations such as from home. This sudden shift in working environments has…
View moreBlog9th Mar 2020
The UK Government first introduced the Employment Allowance (EA) in 2014, which entitled employers to a reduction of up to £2000 from their secondary national insurance liability for the year. In April 2016, the allowance was raised to £3000 with…
View moreBlog28th Jan 2020
The last couple of UK budgets have been quiet in relation to changes in pension legislation. The media and general financial services industry have often tried to second guess changes, including a number of areas such as tax-free cash, salary exchange and pension allowances. However, despite…
View moreBlog14th Jan 2020
Despite some positives it would be a fair assessment to note that deal making in 2019 has been somewhat of a challenge. However, as is widely known, when markets are in a state of uncertainty this can present opportunities, and this appears to be the…
View moreBlog6th Jan 2020
After many years of campaigning, the Parental Bereavement (Leave and Pay) Act 2018 is due to come into force in the new tax year, meaning that parents will be entitled to a day-one right to statutory leave of two weeks…
View moreBlog5th Dec 2019
Over the years the UK has continued to drive towards a more competitive Corporate Tax (CT) regime. This has been achieved by various means, including lowering the headline rate to 17% from April 2020, which will be amongst the lowest…
View moreBlog5th Nov 2019
The cancellation of the Autumn Budget on 6th November has been confirmed by the Chancellor given that we now have a general election set for 12th December. Does this mean a delay to the IR35 legislation? Probably not.
View moreBlog2nd Jul 2019
With the recent changes to the Scottish Income Tax system, many dentists are considering how to run their business more tax-efficiently.
View moreBlog26th May 2019
10 Key Areas to Consider Before Selling Your Business
View moreBlog14th May 2019
With the significant increase in both activity and confidence in the North Sea, and the strong business ties between the UK and the Scandinavian countries of Norway and Denmark, we have seen an increase in business activity through 2018, and…
View moreBlog12th Apr 2019
As part of the Norwegian income tax compliance process, individuals who have worked in Norway, either offshore on the Norwegian Continental Shelf or onshore in Norway have a responsibility to complete a Norwegian income tax return.
View moreBlog5th Apr 2019
The world has definitely become a smaller place, but in international personal tax terms, it is bigger and more dynamic than ever.
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