Blog26th Jun 2024
What do the new Revenue Guidelines for Determining Employment Status mean for your business? The Revenue published new Guidelines for Determining Employment Status for Taxation Purposes following the Supreme Court judgment in October last year in ‘The Revenue Commissioners v…
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Employment tribunals have been in the headlines in recent years, acting as the stage for disputes between employees and employers, such as in the cases of Ms N Hands v Mitie Ltd and of Dr T William v Lewisham and…
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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…
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Non-dom tax status has received more than its fair share of attention in recent weeks, thanks to Rishi Sunak’s wife, Akshata Murty. With news of Murty’s non-UK domicile tax status hitting the headlines, UK taxpayers might have been interested to…
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We sat for a Q&A with James Hunt, to delve deeper into his role, to find out what makes us special and what the future holds. You became HEAD OF OFFICE of earlier this year – can you give us…
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We sat down with Gunhild Dam, Private Client Partner, to delve a bit deeper into her new role, what’s new, what us special, what the future holds as part of AAB Group, and more… Congratulations on being promoted to Private…
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When many people think of VAT, they think of the extra charge on clothes, petrol and everyday items. However, those that are self-employed and/or run a business, may be required to get involved with VAT more than they would otherwise…
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There was perhaps less drama in the Spring Budget 2023 than there was in the build up to Jeremy Hunt’s first Autumn Statement, but it is a day that may live long in the memory of some, following significant pension…
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Successful business owners usually think long and hard about their exit strategies and negotiating business sales that meet their needs, but relevant tax planning is often overlooked or considered too late in the process to be effective. When you’ve put…
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The Trust Registration Service (TRS) has been significantly extended to cover a wider range of trusts. Trustees should make sure that they understand the new rules and register trusts as required before the 1 September 2022 deadline. Trust Registration Service…
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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…
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Touted as a victory for thousands of UK families, the rules on the High Income Child Benefit Charge (HICBC) have been updated. This blog outlines the changes below and explains how this may affect you. what were the High-Income Child…
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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…
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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. …
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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…
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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…
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