Business Valuations -Choosing a Valuer
The valuation of companies and shares in the UK is largely unregulated. With everyone from company sale brokers to the man down the pub offering […]
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How to Value a Business
Defining value The lack of precise valuation provisions in legal agreements is one of the main causes of valuation disputes. For shareholders and their legal
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AMAZING EVERYDAY XERO TIME SAVERS FOR SMALL BUSINESSES
If you’re a small business you have probably heard of Xero cloud accounting solution. It’s the fastest growing cloud accounting platform out there, that’s why we
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Selling your business
Part 1: Do I need an adviser? Advisers either add cost or value. Most business owners will have never engaged a corporate finance or M&A
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Can you afford to ignore Auto Enrolment Penalties?
The Pension regulator has issued recent guidance including an update on penalties issued in their compliance and enforcement bulletin which shows that the number Auto Enrolment penalty
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Small firms unaware of the Bribery Act
A recent report about the awareness and impact of the Bribery Act 2010 among smaller firms published by the Ministry of Justice (MoJ) and the
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Charities denied millions from on-line donations by HMRC
CHARITIES have been denied millions of pounds because donors wrote personal messages on fundraising website JustGiving, according to a recent article in The Times. Officials
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Action plan to simplify EU VAT regime
The VAT Action Plan announced recently by the EU Commission consists of four main threads A single EU VAT system Plans for dealing with VAT
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National living wage, new apprentice NI rates, and employment allowance
National Living Wage From 1 April 2016, the government introduced a new mandatory national living wage (NLW) for workers aged 25 and above, initially
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Companies Warned about new Transparency Law!
Does this spell the end of “secretive” company structures? With effect from 6TH April 2016 every UK Company is required to obtain and hold beneficial
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