Blog10th Feb 2021
When the restrictions were implemented in March 2020, a significant number of deals were delayed, postponed or cancelled as business owners and investors quickly turned their attention to business resilience, cash flow management and adapting to rapidly changing market conditions.…
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The Pandemic
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Following on from issues the seafood sector has faced as a result of Brexit, Alistair Duncan hosted a Q&A session on LinkedIn to answer the most frequently asked questions since New Year. Below is a round up of the questions…
View moreBlog5th Feb 2021
A full month into 2021 and we are past the point of making predictions for the year ahead. Unpredictability will hopefully not be a theme that carries through from last year, however uncertainty will likely remain the case for some…
View moreBlog4th Feb 2021
Rapidly advancing technology in the Digital Age means organisations are increasingly moving their technology away from ERP based systems to cloud based solutions and the use of both API and AI technology is more commonly being utilised to bridge the gap when…
View moreBlog29th Jan 2021
The Scottish Budget for 2021-22 has been delivered but what does it mean for the Scottish taxpayer?
View moreBlog28th Jan 2021
Since the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme (CJRS) was first thrust upon us just over 10 months ago, it has acted as an unprecedented support mechanism in helping employers and employees across the whole of the United Kingdom cope with the…
View moreBlog28th Jan 2021
As the family business grows, succession can be a challenge. In order to bring the relevant knowledge and expertise to continue to grow the business, it is usually necessary to move to a more “corporate” structure and recruit senior management out with the family. …
View moreBlog25th Jan 2021
Since 6 April 2016, a tax exemption for “trivial” benefits provided to employees has been made available to employers. The legislation allows an employer to provide a benefit costing £50 or less to an employee without triggering a tax or…
View moreBlog20th Jan 2021
For any companies who previously relied on an EU directive in relation to Withholding Tax (“WHT”), there will be a need to consider the impact between the UK and other EU entities. The terms of the relevant Double Tax Treaty…
View moreBlog19th Jan 2021
The Government’s announcement on their plan to ban the sale of petrol and diesel cars in the UK from as early as 2030 has left many businesses concerned about the cashflow impact of replacing business vehicles.
View moreBlog14th Jan 2021
The Wealth Tax Commission have now published their final report which considers whether a UK Wealth Tax should be introduced, and if so, how this could be applied. Although the Chancellor was quoted in July 2020 as dismissing the introduction…
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