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  • How are dividends taxed?

    Dividends, where are we now? The announcement that will have sent shock waves through many owner-managed businesses and shareholders is the Chancellor’s radical proposed changes […]

  • Landlords – Watch out, change is about!

    Summer Budget 2015 contained one or two unpleasant surprises, especially if you are a landlord and liable to higher rate tax. Chancellor George Osborne announced […]

  • IT: why size does matter

    For companies operating in the information technology and telecommunications support services sector, scale is a key driver of the sale price in M&A transactions Valuations […]

  • Introducing Business Watch

    Warwickshire Business Watch is a multi-functional platform with the aim of providing reassurance to businesses in relation to Business and Cyber Crime. Warwickshire Business Watch […]

  • The Autumn Statement 2015

    George Osborne spoke for sixty seven minutes in his combined Comprehensive Spending Review and Autumn Statement.  As a rough estimate maybe two or three of […]

  • Twelve month extension of transitional regime for VAT on pension scheme costs announced

    This blog is targeted at: businesses and other taxable entities that provide pension schemes for their employees pension fund management providers pension scheme trustees and […]

  • The Final Countdown, time to disclose

    The Liechtenstein Disclosure Facility (LDF) is not the catchiest title but it will be of some importance to certain people.  The LDF was created as […]

  • Research & Development Tax Relief (R&D)

    HMRC’s tax incentives for companies investing money in R&D are not new, but it is only in recent years that the number of SME’s taking […]

  • Triple Awards for B&B Dealmakers

    This month the firm was named “Best for Management Buy-Outs and Best Corporate Finance Team – UK” at the Finance Awards run by Acquisition International.  […]

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