Blog16th Jul 2024
Labour may look to introduce a 4 year tax residence amnesty to attract overseas investors to help them with their plans for economic growth. So, what does that mean? Foreign Investors – Who, what and where One of the recognised…
By Lynn Gracie and Carol Edwards
View moreBlog10th Jul 2024
Delving into the realm of PAYE (Pay As You Earn) for non-executive directors presents a landscape of unique challenges and considerations. In this guide, AAB sheds light on the intricacies of PAYE as it pertains to non-executive directors. From understanding…
View moreBlog9th Jul 2024
This year has been the year of political changes, and we’re only seven months in. No matter where you’re based, it’s likely that the changing political landscape will impact your business. In Northern Ireland we saw the return of the…
View moreBlog5th Jul 2024
The result of the 2024 General Election will come as no surprise to pollsters, with Labour securing 412 seats – a landslide majority ending 14 years of Conservative rule. Inevitably taxpayers will be considering how this sweeping change in the…
By Paula Fraser and Blair Hay
View moreBlog25th Jun 2024
Our previous articles connected to the Conservative Government’s 2024 Spring budget, outlined the proposed changes for Non-Doms and new residents in the UK. These articles highlighted existing questions around the timing of implementation and in particular the lack of clarity…
By Lynn Gracie
View moreBlog20th Jun 2024
We all know that the workplace is a dynamic and diverse setting where many different types of people with different personalities, working styles, skills and qualities work together. While for the most part, this results in productive and efficient work…
View moreBlog18th Jun 2024
Last week marked a key milestone in the race for Number 10, with many of the major political parties releasing their manifestos for the next term of Government. Each of the parties’ fiscal projections includes plans for various tax rises…
By Blair Hay
View moreBlog11th Jun 2024
One of the new trends we’re seeing in the finance market has been the rise of the fractional finance director. A fractional finance director is a part-time member of the team hired on a contractual basis. This director is then…
View moreBlog11th Jun 2024
Onboarding is a part of the recruitment process that can often be forgotten and underutilised. Relationships at work are so important and the onboarding process is often the first introduction new starts will have with your team. Therefore, the integration opportunity here cannot be denied. …
By Alix Baird
View moreBlog7th Jun 2024
Politicians up and down the land are currently pounding the campaign trail, following the Prime Minister’s shock announcement of a General Election of 4th July. The sense of impending change is inevitably unsettling for many, particularly as the election of…
By Paula Fraser and Blair Hay
View moreBlog4th Jun 2024
The indirect tax treatment of food has long been one of the most complex and contentious areas of UK indirect tax. Although most food for human consumption is zero‑rated, the numerous exceptions within VAT legislation mean that relatively small product…
View moreBlog4th Jun 2024
Across the world, the challenge of retaining top talent has emerged as a major concern for employers in almost every industry. This is also a challenge we’re seeing across Ireland and the UK. Employee turnover has previously been at an…
By Emmet Owens
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