GDPR – How new data rules will impact you
The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) replaces the Data Protection Act on 25 May 2018. While this may seem a long way off, most organisations […]
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Court case highlights the risks of sole shareholder-directors
A recent court case has emphasised the potential dangers to a company in having a sole shareholder-director and is a timely reminder of the need
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Protect your business from cyber-crime
New online cyber crime training session launches to businesses enabling them to get the latest information on online crime the comfort of their own desks
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Is knowing someone else is evading tax an offence?
Even if I’m not involved in any wrong-doing? Under legislation set to be introduced under the Criminal Finances Act 2017 businesses will become liable for
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Tribunal overturns HMRC Penalties
In a recent tax case the First Tier Tribunal agreed with HMRC that the capital loss claim in Simon Fry’s tax return was due to his carelessness
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Are you aware 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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SMEs losing out on ‘unfair’ contracts
That’s the conclusion of a report recently produces by the Federation of Small Business (FSB) which suggests that half (52%) of small firms have been stung
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UK Trust Reporting – Part 2. Is the Trust a Financial Institution?
Is the trust a Financial Institution or a NFFE (non-financial foreign entity)? The rules surrounding the classification of an FI are complex. Broadly speaking, for
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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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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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