Blog4th Oct 2024
Workplace anxiety is becoming more common every day. It’s safe to say it happens to everyone. However, when your team find themselves constantly stressed that can become overwhelming and a barrier to them living their lives the way they want.…
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We are frequently in conversation with our clients about how to improve their performance management approach so that it’s not a box-ticking exercise or a rigid, annual process of evaluations. This is one of the questions we explored during our…
View moreBlog1st Oct 2024
Share Incentives and Property Businesses In our experience assisting property and construction businesses, one recurrent and challenging question is how to retain top talent through equity incentives. While various tax-efficient share schemes exist, such as the Enterprise Management Incentive (EMI),…
By Kate Naylor
View moreBlog23rd Sep 2024
We will all remember the horrific photographs and footage of the tragic fire that took 72 lives on 14th June 2017 and had a lasting impact on hundreds more who were affected by it in so many ways. The Grenfell…
By Lee Craig
View moreBlog18th Sep 2024
The UK government has confirmed significant changes to the taxation of private school fees, set to take effect from 1 January 2025. This applies to all fees paid after 29 July 2024 when they relate to school terms after 1…
View moreBlog17th Sep 2024
Will your employees soon commence working in Denmark? Before embarking on an international assignment to Denmark it’s essential to ensure careful planning and consideration, especially when it comes to your UK-resident employees. We explore the factors surrounding income tax implications for…
View moreBlog11th Sep 2024
For years, performance management has had a bad name. When people think of the performance management process, they might think of the dreaded once-a-year (twice for those really lucky people) appraisal, where managers and employees meet to discuss performance targets…
View moreBlog7th Sep 2024
For accounting periods commencing on or after 1 April 2023, there is a new notification obligation to be considered by all companies seeking to claim R&D tax reliefs. The rules are intended to catch new R&D tax relief claimant companies.…
By Ross Parsler
View moreBlog4th Sep 2024
La dolce vita translates to ‘the sweet life’, and it’s far more than just a phrase in Italy, it really does represent an entire lifestyle associated with their culture and way of life. Italians have a particular appreciation of celebrating…
By Lynn Gracie and Carol Edwards
View moreBlog21st Aug 2024
In the March 2024 Spring Budget former Chancellor Jeremy Hunt announced plans to abolish the Furnished Holidays Lettings (“FHL”) regime from 6th April 2025. Labour is now moving these plans forward with the publication of a policy paper and draft…
By Jill Walker and Kerry Griffin
View moreBlog20th Aug 2024
Is it time for Indian and Pakistani domiciled individuals to breathe a sigh of relief? The taxation of non-domiciled individuals has been a hot topic over the last few years, and has been at the forefront of many people’s minds…
By Tom Andrew and Gunhild Dam
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In this webinar, Jill Walker, Jarlath Devlin and Tom Andrew from our Private Client team discuss the tax changes we might see under the new Labour government, and more importantly how you can start planning ahead now. Fill out the…
Date: 20th Aug 2024
Time: 9:30-17:00
Where: Virtual