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Blog16th Feb 2017

Navigating International Tax with Specialist Training from AAB

For all UK companies operating overseas, planning for and managing potentially complex international tax arrangements can be a time consuming journey into the unknown with hidden traps and pitfalls along the way.

Blog13th Dec 2016

Specialist Training that Unlocks the Secrets of Innovations Tax Relief

Across all industries we are experiencing the need and the benefit of becoming much more competitive and efficient in managing and running all aspects of our businesses. We are seeing the need for higher productivity, increased innovation, technological improvement and…

Blog26th Jul 2016

Tax relief for innovative corporate businesses

In this blog we remind company directors to consider whether they are eligible for the R&D Tax Reliefs. Research and Development (R&D) tax relief is a company tax relief which applies to all UK companies and can either reduce a…

Blog10th Jun 2016

How R&D tax relief can cut your costs

In the current economic climate companies are increasingly looking for ways to cut their costs. One option, where you are eligible, is to make a claim for Research & Development (R&D) Tax Relief.

Blog13th Apr 2016

5 ways you can improve cash flow with efficient Business tax planning

Recent economic challenges have led many companies to focus their attention on ways to improve cash flows. An effective way to achieve this is through business tax planning. This reduces taxable profits, allows organisations to access valuable reliefs, and generates…

By Alan Campbell

Blog7th May 2014

What are the issues that freelance contractors should be aware of?

Freelance contracting is a common way of operating in the oil & gas and IT industry. But what are the issues that freelance contractors should be aware of? One of the benefits of operating as a limited company contractor is…

Blog26th Feb 2014

Worked in Norway recently? Does a nasty tax surprise await?

Business in Norway is booming and many UK companies are securing lucrative contracts in the Norwegian sector. However, long after the work is completed, many unsuspecting companies receive a lengthy letter from the Norwegian tax authorities, advising them that the…

Blog15th Jan 2014

Tax Free to IHT

The successful entrepreneur is accustomed to enjoying a range of tax breaks with shares in their unquoted trading company benefiting from both Capital Gains Tax (CGT) and Inheritance Tax (IHT) reliefs;

Blog25th Nov 2013

Taking stock of employee shareholding

In response to the government introducing a new status of employment alongside worker and employee, Derek Gemmell has been reviewing the opportunities ‘Employee Shareholder Status’ brings.

Blog5th Feb 2013

Controlled Foreign Companies (CFC)

New CFC provisions have been introduced which came into force for accounting periods beginning on or after 1 January 2013.

Blog15th Jan 2013

Significant new penalties for failure to register with Dutch Chamber

Historically, foreign companies operating in the Netherlands, onshore and offshore, had no obligation to be registered with the Dutch Chamber of Commerce (DCC). However from the 1st July this year, a change in legislation aimed at preventing illegal staffing practices…

Blog12th Dec 2012

Tax & Working in Norway

Have you been working in Norway or would you like to know the tax implications of working in Norway?