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  • Do Partnerships have to return benefits in kind?

    Where the partnership employs others on PAYE and pays them a benefit in kind (use of a car, private health insurance etc) then no one […]

  • Independent schools – Upper Tribunal rules on ‘public benefit’

    Recently the Charity Tribunal published its decision on the cases heard back in May 2011 regarding the Charity Commission’s interpretation of how public benefit requirements […]

  • 700 years and counting!

    Burgis & Bullock have recently joined with other Midland firms with a combined age of 700 years to complete a deal involving a Black Country […]

  • Are you comfortable with all the payroll changes?

    The filing requirements for PAYE and NIC are becoming stricter with HMRC imposing interest and penalties for late payment and filing. Penalties start at £100 […]

  • Pensions Auto Enrollment templates for employers

    With the imminent arrival of the new Pensions Regulations, letter templates have been made available from The Pensions Regulator for employers to communicate with workers […]

  • HMRC crackdown is coming for ‘one man’ companies!

    There has been a lot of press comment recently in connection with the apparent abusive ‘tax avoidance’ undertaken by taxpayers providing their services via their […]

  • Lifting the Lid on Tax Avoidance Schemes

    The Government has introduced consultation “Lifting the Lid on Tax Avoidance Schemes” to extend HMRC’s powers to tackle aggressive, artificial tax avoidance schemes.  The proposals […]

  • The benefits of a Limited Company

    If you are thinking of starting a business, or are already self-employed, you may have considered running a Limited Company, indeed this may have been […]

  • Burgis & Bullock wins major award

    Burgis & Bullock Corporate Finance has been voted Regional Financial Advisory Firm of the Year in the ACQ Global Awards 2012. The corporate finance division […]

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